Comments Thread For: Hector Luis Garcia: "I Know I Lost A Battle But Not The War"

[BrilliantAJ]

This guy going to regret this fight for the rest of his life. I highly doubt he'll ever score another rematch with Tank and I truly feel he could of won a decision victory on Tank. He was out boxing him as far as I could see and landing nice shots here and there.

We can only believe that Hector was truly hurt and felt he could not continue based on the punch that landed, but let's say it was just a punch that he didn't care much for but wasn't entirely hurt and made it more than it was to get out of the fight, he will regret that decision for the rest of this life. The man never went down and honestly looked Okay in his corner until he complained he couldn't see. That is major obviously, but I feel like it was more of a way to get out of the fight complaint, again, because he was uncomfortable with the punch that had landed. Oh well.

You did see the cards after 8? Two judges had it 79-73 I believe. No chance he wins a decision against Tank when there's a Ryan fight on the line.

[ELPacman]

You did see the cards after 8? Two judges had it 79-73 I believe. No chance he wins a decision against Tank when there's a Ryan fight on the line.

Honestly, I was tired as f**k by the time it was over and drunk. I didn't hear anything with the cards but could only assume he was ahead based on his performance leading up to the KO. It wouldn't have surprised me at all then if Tank was ahead and would have won the decision. This is boxing after all. If it ain't a KO, it ain't making sense.

[crisantonio917]

A GUTLESS DOG, if they told him you don't get paid unless you continue, his vision would come back quickly...

[pugil1st]

A GUTLESS DOG, if they told him you don't get paid unless you continue, his vision would come back quickly...

He stood in there and exchanged with Tank. No bicycle, no backpedaling. How can you call him a gutless dog because he didn't want to continue with partial vision?

[UniqueBoxing]

A lot of folks on this thread calling this man a quitter when he was the one in the ring taking the punishment. He wobbled to his corner and asked his corner, "What happened?". That is why they are saying he was out on his feet. I'm not taking punches for a living, so I'm never calling anybody that's brave enough to get in the ring, a quitter after taking several punches to the head from somebody who's trying to knock it off.

[Elastic Recoilz]

Nestor Gibbs did alright to be fair. It was pretty much 1 punch that dictated the outcome of the fight, he was holding his own up to that point.

[greeneye99]

You lost period! hahaha big mouth you told us you was going to kill Gevonta in 2 rounds haha

Only Ha ha big mouth is You
Hector Luis Garcia Never said those words
Post the link..
I'll wait

[billeau2]

Good for Garcia. No shame... As usual Tank was made to appear exemplory, taking a 130 pounder and putting him in against a large 135 pounder with devastating power. What was Garcia going to do? win rounds? Against corrupt judges? The order of the day: "Tank is not to lose a round unless he goes down!"

Tank is a protected fighter. He is talented, but imo Cruz beat him, and he is beatable against a really good boxer who does not come from 130! And there is no way Tank moves up lol. He would be exposed. Prograise would eat him for lunch, nah Orleans lunch! (Red beans and Rice, Gumbo, a poorboy sandwich.)

[billeau2]

A lot of folks on this thread calling this man a quitter when he was the one in the ring taking the punishment. He wobbled to his corner and asked his corner, "What happened?". That is why they are saying he was out on his feet. I'm not taking punches for a living, so I'm never calling anybody that's brave enough to get in the ring, a quitter after taking several punches to the head from somebody who's trying to knock it off.

He was hand picked... No threat with power check... And the right judges scoring the rounds, check. Why risk your health when you cannot even get credit for the rounds you win?

[Chris Hanson]

. Why risk your health when you cannot even get credit for the rounds you win?

One of the best comments I’ve read on here