Comments Thread For: Breadman on Adames-Williams: Typical A-Side Stoppage, At Least Let The Fight Go

[millcitymauler]

So, a man who has a moment while leading his entire life as steady keeled all of a sudden “pissed that away?” GTFOH with that nonsense. He puts his life into this sport and squashes his emotions 99.9% of the time. But because he has a moment (mind you a SEVERELY MILD moment) that negates his entire life of cool headedness?

Ok

You think it was fine to be screaming obscenities five feet from the ref’s face on national tv is acceptable behavior? Especially when the man probably saved his fighter from more potentially serious damage? Sounds like you’re the emotional one here…and a class A d!ck rider as well

[STREET CLEANER]

JRock had survived some onslaught already. He was getting pummeled but he still had his wits. Adames was clearly the heavier puncher and really worked JRock's body. More than likely Adames would had won regardless but he has a history of gassing out. It was premature but it was not the worst stoppage or unreasonable

[SteveM]

So...if he dies, he dies? Is that what Breadman is suggesting?

I'm legit asking.

My take: Breadman is saying "if the ko is coming let it come" - only the minutest percentage of KOs lead to a dead fighter.

[Boxeo2012]

Love Breadman but he's wrong in this one ,jrock was going to get hurt badly,Jorock hasn't shown that he could've comeback. His last 3 fights very average

[El_Mero]

Williams was gonna get ktfo. I dont mind the stoppage. Not an A side thing, Jrock looked like sh.it. ref saved his a.ss

[Theshotyoudontsee]

I think with time Breadman will look back and see that he overreacted, and that the ref was well within his duties to stop it.

I can see what Breadman was thinking. Williams did some good work, and the fight was not a runaway, at least not to most. Had Adames hit the wall in the next round and tired out, Williams could in theory have outboxed Adames and gotten a draw, and POSSIBLY a decision. Now we know that one judge had it a shutout, but at the time, the fight still seemed somewhat close.

So I think Breadman likely really believed that Williams could pull off the miracle if allowed to continue. He knows Williams and apparently thought Williams was ok to go. Watching it on tv, Williams appeared to be a few shots away from the hospital, he was getting hit with big shots. One too many can change his life. As I said last night, textbook moment of a ref saving the fighter from himself. I think Breadman will understand this once his emotions settle down.

Bread seems like a decent trainer, but when you are training guys like Plant and Williams, they have to be perfect, because the power is not there.

[Boxingfanatic75]

You think it was fine to be screaming obscenities five feet from the ref’s face on national tv is acceptable behavior? Especially when the man probably saved his fighter from more potentially serious damage? Sounds like you’re the emotional one here…and a class A d!ck rider as well

“Sounds like you are the emotional one here and a class A d!ck rider.” (Takes the time to respond while stating obscenities).

The clown car has departed the station.

[Greenfield02]

Good to see Breadman biased B.S goes well past his little biased B.S opinions he posts every Saturday on here.... The A- side comment was particularly funny.....

[Afi23]

Good to see Breadman biased B.S goes well past his little biased B.S opinions he posts every Saturday on here.... The A- side comment was particularly funny.....

I rock with Breadman but I hear you on the A-Side comment. Despite Adames being an action fighter, in recent times, when has a Dominican or a Cuban fighter truly been the A-Side fighter with all the "privileges" that come with it.
Reverse their ages and their current momentum and J-Rock, a philly native, would have been a huge A-Side vs Adames.

Rolly was a clear case of A-Side privilege/"let's not derailed the hype train"!

[wrecksracer]

15 seconds left in the round and J Rock was still throwing punches. It was an unsatisfying conclusion.