Did Floyd quit his sparring match?

[johnm is...]

I know this much. If Floyd has "lost" or "quit" and had been making excuses for it, there would have never been a hint of it that made the video for All Access.

[J The UnBiased]

he could have ended floyd but he has a heart and let him live.

Makes perfect sense

[Larry the boss]

lol................

[Jc8804]

Its practice.


Even rhough floyd didnt go hard(understandably)
Gotta give the pedestrian newbie big ups for being able to go 21 minutes straight with the p4p picasso.

[ElMeroChingon]

Lets be honest,


Margarito would make FLoyd quit in sparring.

[Jcsuper]

Lets be honest,


Margarito would make FLoyd quit in sparring.

Lets be honest

Margarito is the biggest fraud in boxing in the last 25 years

[Rip Chudd]

That's always been there

[dc3383]

We all compehend things different

[Bushidō]

hahaha haters gonna look for anything

[ManUtd626]

The most likely explanation imo is Floyd/Floyd's camp were talking when talking about we go until someone quits. This is simply because Floyd is too smart to risk injury or throw off his training by sparring some guy. For the record, I'm not a pro boxer or trainer but im relatively sure that his training and conditioning/diet is closely planned and monitered. For example, if he was planned to spar 10rds in one day and because of the whole "we spar until someone quits" ethos he spars 20rds, that extra exertion will likely have an impact the rest of the training day and possibly beyond. I've heard multiple times from trainer (on tv) that peaking an athlete's training/conditioning is essential for success. Not to mention that the risk of injury probably increase as rds sparred in a particular session increases.