these Mexican fans are making me laugh

[2quick2slick]

these Mexican fans are making me laugh if Cotto is a quitter then What do u call

Morales ******* it in against Pac in round ****ing 2

Castillo did'nt seem to wanna continue against Hatton either did he

what about Barrera he did not look like he wanted anymore against Pac did he ,he did not protest much when his corner stopped the fight did he ,and the look on his face said it all

Julio Cesar Chavez could be added to that list aswell

see Mexicans are not imune to quitting either u ****witts

other tough fighters who have quit

Duran ,Tszyu ,there are plenty of examples this is proffesional Boxing it dont matter how tough u think u there are times when it gets to damn hard


stop saying Cotto quit u muppets

Add Vazquez there

[Vasyl’s dad]

Well Morales is the biggest ****ing quitter walking then 2nd round he jacked in

I agree Morales quit, but he went down from actual punches whereas Miguel went down from fear.







oh btw, Morales is my all time favorite and I have no problem saying he quit that night. He could have continued but its obvious he realized he was no longer the same fighter whos health could afford such a beatdown.

Sometimes its better to be called a quitter and live another day than be called a dead warrior.

[VERDUGO]

Another past prime mexican.

Whocares?
He sat his ass down the canvass,shook his head, and waited for the ref to count him out.
HE QUIT!Period.

At least in Cotto's part, he took a knee ,got up, and it was his uncle who stopped the fight.
I don't see that as quitting.

[Dynamite Kid]

Whocares?
He sat his ass down the canvass,shook his head, and waited for the ref to count him out.
HE QUIT!Period.

At least in Cotto's part, he took a knee ,got up, and it was his uncle who stopped the fight.
I don't see that as quitting.

thank u end of story

[Vasyl’s dad]

Well I guess other people can see it differently if they want, but not being a professional boxer myself and only being in the ring when I was young I don't think that justifies me as saying a pro boxer like Cotto quit. Even somebody like Morales I didn't think quit. He just knew that Pac was too strong that night it was only gonna lead him to getting beat up even worse.

and that means he gave up, cashed in, didn't want to fight anymore,

aka

QUIT!

[Vasyl’s dad]

Whocares?
He sat his ass down the canvass,shook his head, and waited for the ref to count him out.
HE QUIT!Period.

At least in Cotto's part, he took a knee ,got up, and it was his uncle who stopped the fight.
I don't see that as quitting.

Taking two voluntary knees without taking a punch is quitting.

[2quick2slick]

Morales would've done the chicken dance if he had gotten up right away. And that would be more embarassing.

[Gareth Ivanovic]

and that means he gave up, cashed in, didn't want to fight anymore,

aka

QUIT!

To me quitting is not even giving whatever it is a try. I mean Cotto gave everything he had for 10+ rounds against Magarito's pressure and harmful shots and just didn't have anything left. I mean yeah that second KD he didn't take a punch, but **** he sure did for the 10+ rounds before that.

Quitting is like something Zelenoff did in his fight. He took one punch and found a way out of the fight. You know like a kid that goes out for a sport and then quits within the first few days of practice.

[jake310]

Plain And Simple He Quit!!!! fact!!


There Is Nothing Wrong With That!!!!! fact!!

[Vasyl’s dad]

To me quitting is not even giving whatever it is a try. I mean Cotto gave everything he had for 10+ rounds against Magarito's pressure and harmful shots and just didn't have anything left. I mean yeah that second KD he didn't take a punch, but **** he sure did for the 10+ rounds before that.

Quitting is like something Zelenoff did in his fight. He took one punch and found a way out of the fight. You know like a kid that goes out for a sport and then quits within the first few days of practice.

First round or 11th, if a fighter chooses on his own accord to drop to the canvas, not just once, but twice,

its means he gave up, didn't want anymore,

quit.


With that said, I think it was the right thing for him to do and I don't really hold it against him as much as others do. I think there is still a great future for him but it will never happen against Antonio Margarito. I give Miguel his props win or lose because he actually stepped in to face the beast that is Margarito whereas all of the sports biggest names, simply refused.

That is where I get my like for particular fighters, whether they seek out greatness or not.

Cotto dared to be great. I love that in a fighter.