Why the Hate on Arreola for crying?

[NachoMan]

His corner stoppiing the fight with 6 min to go when you want to go out on your shield devastated Chris. When your corner gives up on you n you trust them to of what's best for you. I was happy for vitaly cuZ he is a class act. The crying didn't define the fight but in a one sided heavyweight fight that's what non die hard fans will remember this fight for arreola's passion or emotional breakdown. I for 1 love that arreola didn't come in say at the end it is what it is.....

Jmm was getting beat alot worse than Chris n he finished the fight. At the end of the 11 th nacho told jmm to finish with dignity...clearly something the arreola corner needed to do.

Enough of the b.s. A fighter who sincerely wants to continue fighting does NOT sit quietly and let it happen. He screams at everybody that he's ready to go and gets on his feet to prevent the stoppage. This guy can claim up and down balling his blubbery ass off in the post fight interview that he wanted to finish the fight, but actions really do speak louder than words. This guy was running out of gas and realized that he wasn't going to make it out of the next round. So did his corner. I don't necessarily blame Arreola for quitting, but that's exactly what he did. Sure, he didn't WANT to quit, but he did.

[cashdon]

I think he's getting a little flack for the way he was bawling like a baby. For God's sake he was crying harder than his kids. Which brings up another point. Why are boxers always bringing their wives and kids to these fights. I can't understand the wife but do we have to keep seeing traumatized kids crying on screen after watching their dad getting pummeled to a blood pulp i.e Cotto kid and Arreola's who still remembers Roy Jones twins crying their eyes out after it appeared for awhile that Roy was knocked senseless for minutes on end. How do they explain the ass whooping they just took to their kids lol

[crown mac]

Let me tell you why Arreola busted down like he did. This guy got a fat dose of reality; about what he is and what he clearly is not. At the moment he quit on his stool (you didn't see him argue with his trainer or ref when it mattered, did you?) he realized that he wasn't the savior of American HW boxing. He realized that he wasn't even close. Deep down he knew that he was exactly what his detractors said he was. A fat, undisciplined poser. He knows now that to be elite in this sport (even in the sorry ass HW division), you have to work your ass off and sacrifice on a level that he knows inside he cannot commit to.

good post

haven't really gave a dam about the heavyweights since lennox lewis retired.

[SkillspayBills]

They hate because they are *******s. Hopefully next time he comes stronger and more prepared. We will see.

[fatmash]

becouse rightly or wrong !!

crying is a sign of weakness !!!!

americans seem to cry more and be more emotional than any other country !!!

ever herd of the stiff upper lip ??????

[deevel79]

Shedding a few tears is one thing, but the man started bawling like a 13yr old girl who just got dumped by thier first crush in front of everyone, including his own family. Im sure his wife and kids were even embarrased. I have nothing against being emotional at times, but god damn!

[..WaRSpencE..]

How does a fighter such as yourself have time to post on average 92.38 a day?

Either you are

A) Not a fighter,and are simply lying to give yourself E-credit and to justify your argument

Or

B)A very lousy,mediocre fighter,who spends more time on his playstation and eating corn chips and cheeseburgers than he does training in a gym


Would you cry if your mommy took away your computer?

That's what I call EXPOSED!..

That dude Pac-Boy is a clown..he's like the Pac ****riders version of Flawless..

[Boricua6]

Those hating on Arreola crying, come back when you grow the balls the stand in the ring with Vitali Klitschko.

Arreola has achieved more in his short career than most of you will ever achieve in your life times.

So now only professional boxers who have fought against Vitali can comment about Chris? Everyone has an opinion and noone has questioned his heart or balls - the bottomline is the persona of a latin warrior does not equal an emotional breakdown during an interview. Whether right or wrong, this is the image reinforced by latin fighters and their fans. It's like two men riding a Moped - it just don't look right.

I believe it was a matter of maturity (he'll learn from this and will be that much better); there's no shame in his effort - just go cry in the dressing room like 99% of the fighters who lose in their first title shot. That's all I'm saying...

[classicbuzzbox]

A lot of tough guys here on BS. I feel safe now.

Nice one! So many e-heros typing away about a guy who actually fought his heart out in front of thousands of real people. I felt he thought he was robbed of the chance to finish the fight and I can understand why he was upset. Many had alot of faith in him, and the balls he showed I can understand why. There is a big outpouring of heroness from fatass internet champs though who think they are experts on manliness lol.

[krazyn8tive]

Well, he got what he got. He was talking **** before the fight saying the belt is coming back to America with him and yadda yadda yadda. Then we see his fat sloppy ass jiggling all over the ring for 10 rounds taking a beating. He couldn't back up what he said he was going to do. He felt shame and embarrassed...and he should have. Hopefully now he is humbled and will take training seriously and get a nutrionist and not talk any ****.