If a fighter REFUSES to fight someone that called him out unless "the money's right" - is that a DUCK? Yes/No?

[Roadblock]

While everybody is at anyone like say what a Duck means to them, tell me is the first thought the guy is " scared " to fight the guy he is supposed to be ducking?

[N/A]

Only one point: Bob Arum contradicted (basically) what you're saying.

He hardly makes sense, this is why "we are" usually "morons" and all kinds of epithets.

[Combat Talk Radio]

He hardly makes sense, this is why "we are" usually "morons" and all kinds of epithets.

Hopefully you didn’t stop at the narrator. Skip past, Arum is about midway

[N/A]

Hopefully you didn’t stop at the narrator. Skip past, Arum is about midway

I didn't mean Arum if any confusion, but the "smart" guy.

[Combat Talk Radio]

I didn't mean Arum if any confusion, but the "smart" guy.

Yeah ignore him, it’s just the Arum snippet that matters

[PBR Streetgang]

Context matters. Most things aren't black and white issues. The reality is that there are most likely few true instances of "ducks".

[Combat Talk Radio]

The votes have spoken.

Next time a fighter refuses a fight over money, that fighter is straight up DUCKING.

[Get em up]

If you ask for 150 to 200 million to satisfy your mandatory it's a duck