Is having TOO much courage a good or a bad thing in Boxing??

[extracurRICular]

"I don't deserve to get beat up like this. … I'm not going to go out on my back. … I'd rather just stop while I'm ahead and that way I can speak well when I'm older. I have a lot of thinking to do."

Vs

The school of though that you go out on your back rather than quit....no matter what....(specially if your a Mexican fighter)

What say you?

[Gorilla Dogs]

having courage is the best thing in boxing. shows how much of a man you are. if u got it its a plus.

[jrosales13]

Give me a Diego Corrales approach to the sport > Victor Ortiz approach to the sport.

[Ravishing]

Give me a Diego Corrales approach to the sport > Victor Ortiz approach to the sport.

Word............

[Ray*]

IMHO its a dumb thing, Sometimes you have to know when you're beaten..

[extracurRICular]

I know there are quite a few of us who at the very least like to spar......some of you actually have had a few fights here and there.........im really interested to hear what you guys think...........what you got on this????

[extracurRICular]

IMHO its a dumb thing, Sometimes you have to know when you're beaten..

Would you have advised this kat to call it a day here??

[brick wall]

everybody knows boxing is a brutal sports...if you don't have the courage to do it then don't fight. be a boxing fan instead rather than bore the boxing fans.

[El Fenomeno]

IMHO its a dumb thing, Sometimes you have to know when you're beaten..

I agree in the main but

*Cough* Corrales vs Castillo *Cough*

[El Fenomeno]

Give me a Diego Corrales approach to the sport > Victor Ortiz approach to the sport.

Easy to say when you're not a pro fighter

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