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Joe Greene Jr. doesn’t want to talk about it. Just leave it alone, he says politely. But it was the first loss of your career. Don’t you want to talk about it? Not really, he answers. The incident in question was his fight with Vanes Martirosyan on June 5, 2010 at Yankee Stadium. It was the biggest fight of Greene’s career. An amateur star in New York, Greene was expected to put on a show in front of his hometown fans. But rather than rise to the occasion, Greene fought tentatively, with little urgency. When the scores were read- a unanimous decision victory for Martirosyan- it couldn’t have come to a surprise to Greene, but that didn’t dull the pain or make it any easier to digest. [Click Here To Read More]
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Greene seems like a cool dude actually, but cmon I mean if your playing Peekaboo all night, what do you expect a win? even if its one extra punch you lose by each round its still one punch you didn't throw..I saw that fight you were standing there all night playing peekaboo, boringest performance from you yet... you look scared you were gna get Knocked Out!..Playing it safe as they like to call it...maybe f you engaged in fighting and stop being such a Narvaez, how he fought Donaire, than maybe you can complain if you lost...but what you expect a win?... Cmon dont get too ahead of yourself... Your not Money May, if your gna play defense at least have a sick counterattack instead of standing there all 10 rounds playing peekaboo...
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