Let's say you're being dominated by Margarito, would you give up?

[nozorok]

Is that a pop at cotto young man?

lol

I hear what ur saying..
All im pissed off about is cotto starved us from a knockout

Other than an ancient Frankie Randall retiring between rounds and Cintron having a panic attack no one has quit against Margarito no matter how overmatched they were. They all went out on their shield unlike Cotto.

Margarito should really fight Quintana and see if he can make him quit as well. That would be the third puerto rican to do that against him.

[ИATAS]

Nope. I'm basing it on my character, homie. quitting is a bad habit to break. anyone that gives up in the ring will have a tough time getting back into the right mindset. this applies even to us nonfighters and the challenges we face in our daily lives.

Oh so quitting is in Cotto's character? Did you come to that conclusion by all the previous times he quit in a fight? Again, if you haven't lived it, stfu. You have no idea what's like so there is no possible way for you to say what you would or wouldn't do if in that position.

[THE REED]

i dont think it was his choice.. his body was physically beaten down... he literally couldnt move or stand anymore...

he didnt quit, i believe he was just a beaten down human being

[T-97]

Nope. I'm basing it on my character, homie. quitting is a bad habit to break. anyone that gives up in the ring will have a tough time getting back into the right mindset. this applies even to us nonfighters and the challenges we face in our daily lives.

So,

You are sure you could take constant pressure from a guy who will never stop coming, will never stop throwing, will never break, give up or quit. A man who is not going to be phased by anything you hit him with, and will battering you to the head and body non stop. Baring in mind, he will probably hit you harder than you've ever been hit.

Seriously, re asses this situation..

[Elie]

I have a brain, so I would quit.

u got a brain but u got no heart

[PoetryInMotion]

Nope. I'm basing it on my character, homie. quitting is a bad habit to break. anyone that gives up in the ring will have a tough time getting back into the right mindset. this applies even to us nonfighters and the challenges we face in our daily lives.

your challenges in your daily lives are not the same as a fighters. Weather or not you quit your job or school because it's to hard doesnt compare.

[The Gully Gad]

Homie listen G...
I quit this bird last week cuz her breath was like ass chips she smoked these cheap dutty smokes called lambert and butler proper Ho beast cigs they are and i just coudnt be down with her no more..

This aint the same has quitting though is it in life like you said?

Or are we just on about Cotto here?

[T-97]

u got a brain but u got no heart

See where your heart is after being able to do nothing about a man punching you non stop every second of every minute of every round.

See where it is then.

[THE REED]

this thread pisses me the fucck off... who is this idiot thread starter? get the fucck outta the forum with this complete and utter bull*****t were you in the ring? have you ever experienced what cotto was experiencing that night?

complete BULLLSHHIT

[Eaner0919]

I can honestly say that I would never quit. He would have to beat me unconscious or the ref would have to stop it. I don't know how good my chin is. In this case, having a bad chin would be good for my health because I would be spared the beating. One thing's for sure though, I would never quit. Quitting is just not in me. I'd never take a knee. I would not look to my corner with puppy dog eyes and crocodile tears, hoping they'd throw in the towel. That ain't me, man.

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