Who created the myth that you have to bounce back from Defeat or a KO/KD to be great?

[B.U.R.N.E.R]

Who is the originator of that non sense?

[Kobe B Bryant]

Naseem Hamed dominated the 126 division for years.

If it wasn't for boxing org politics he would have held all 4 major titles.

Because he didn't beat Barrera in a rematch or bounced back from his loss , few on here ever rate him as highly as he deserved.

[B.U.R.N.E.R]

Naseem Hamed dominated the 126 division for years.

If it wasn't for boxing org politics he would have held all 4 major titles.

Because he didn't beat Barrera in a rematch or bounced back from his loss , few on here ever rate him as highly as he deserved.

That dude is one of the greatest and hardest hitting Feather weights of all time. Naseem was a beast he just ran into a monstrous Barerra. I hate that logic. Cotto aint bounced back officially and I still rate him high.

[Walt Liquor]

How you react to defeat says a lot about character. Some guys lose their 0 and become shells of their former self. It's a lot harder to pick yourself up and get better.



Did someone mention hamed? Weird?

[deliveryman]

It's the idea that greatness is defined by adversity. Which is a paradox if you really think about it.

[Kevin Malone]

Reginald VelJohnson

[Ekscape]

Jack Demsey?.... Didn't he say a true champion always bounces back

[Kobe B Bryant]

That dude is one of the greatest and hardest hitting Feather weights of all time. Naseem was a beast he just ran into a monstrous Barerra. I hate that logic. Cotto aint bounced back officially and I still rate him high.

yeah but he took on a top fighter in clottey and won.

[FeFist]

The myth was created by losers essentially. Bouncing back from defeat is a sign of character but so it fighting with the pressure of your first defeat in every fight.

[Pacquiao'd]

*******s, who else