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I'm not arguing he did. Him believing he did is a different story.
It's outlandish to think he won close fights and be pissed the judges gave him little to no credit for the work he put in during camp and the fight? To hear 11-1 on the cards when you just fought a close fight is a slap in the face.
And he actually gave interviews for both on TV, unlike Broner. And when he got thrashed by Manny, he stayed in the ring and gave an interview.
He went kissed his family and then gave Gray an interview
It's outlandish to think he won close fights and be pissed the judges gave him little to no credit for the work he put in during camp and the fight? To hear 11-1 on the cards when you just fought a close fight is a slap in the face.
And he actually gave interviews for both on TV, unlike Broner. And when he got thrashed by Manny, he stayed in the ring and gave an interview.
He went kissed his family and then gave Gray an interview
And even if he did think he won, it would have been by the smallest of margins.
That's not a legitimate reason to leave the ring. I don't think you can critisize Broner for leaving the ring and not Cotto.
As for the Trout fight, if Jim Gray didn't chase him down there outside the ring he would have walked to the back. He left the ring and didn't intend to do an interview but when Jim Gray came out and got him he did it.
Barrera slammed Hamed's face into the turnstile after headlocking him and Maidana humped Broner from behind then combed his hair at the end
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