Damn, I never knew Kermit Cintron was a stuntman from back in 1939...

[Pullcounter]

It's odd because it's not like he was getting his ass beat from pillar to post. He was totally in the fight until he dove out of the ring.

he thought he was up on the cards so if he jumped out at the least he would get a no-context or the decision.

pwill started increasing the pressure and cintron wanted out

[BattlingNelson]

Nice one Abos.

[metal_head]

Dude that made my day!

[Joeyzagz]

Look how brilliantly he executed this stunt...

LOL He even TURNED AROUND the same way Cintron did before leaping out of the ring.

That was an instinctual flight-or-flight response by Cintron and I thiink subconsciously he was looking for a way out of the fight and jumped at the opportunity.

[patscorpio]

excellent post

[Hitman932]

LOL. Bravo.

Cintron is a ****ing loser. He is lucky the broadcasters were so kind to him.

[peyk-peyk]

Pretty much the same stunt he did last night.

[Derranged_]

I think the Cintron jump was actually more blatant than the Cowardly Lion's...

[Hitman932]

I think the Cintron jump was actually more blatant than the Cowardly Lion's...

I'm starting to wonder how many more cop outs Cintron has in his bag of tricks.

He probably has some that nobody has ever seen before.

[-Antonio-]

Cintron is a train wreck. With his history I can't say he didn't jump. I thought he did at first, now I'm not so sure.

But you can't ignore..the first marg fight where he fell apart.

The Feliciano fight where he almost fell apart, and cried about a phantom wrist injury

The Martinez fight where he cried headbutt...lol.

Even the Marg rematch a cynic could argue he milked the body shot so he wouldn't have to deal with more punishment.