Is Broner dare i say a "BLOOD AND GUT WARRIOR"

[Larry the boss]

Why you bringing Manny into the convo Larry? Can't a thread about Broner be about Broner?

God you're such a hypocrite.

When Broner is in tough again, he will quit.

He was just in tough ..and i mentioned Manny because he is all over your avy and sig and did the same damn thing when hit illegally

[Beercules]

He was just in tough ..and i mentioned Manny because he is all over your avy and sig and did the same damn thing when hit illegally

You complain and b*tch when people mention Floyd in a non Floyd thread, but yet you go and do the same with Manny

[HanzGruber]

Not Mexican enough IMO

[ramses07]

i think he's always been like that. his size made a huge difference in the smaller weight classes, but now that guys are his size or slightly bigger than him, he stands in there toe to toe.

he might also be trying to grow away from the may weather image, and become his own man.

dudes good for boxing

[Dean_Razorback]

the ultimate blood and guts warrior of boxing exaggerating a headbutt and trying to get his foe DQ'd

[brick wall]

lol what happened to the "next floyd mayweather" tag?

blood and gut warrior is the opposite of floyd

[#1Assassin]

No.

He was looking for a way out with Maidana in the 8th. Pitifully rolling around on the canvas trying to get Weeks to DQ Maidana.

It was some of the worst acting ever

if he wanted a way out he could have taken it at any point in the fight.

at worst he was pulling that **** trying to save his record and his title because he was out of ideas, but not because he couldnt take the punishment. he proved that by staying in there and taking the punishment until the last bell.

again, if he wanted a way out he could have quit at any point. trying to steal a win isnt quitting, its nor admirable but its not quitting. i dont think anyone liked what they saw but that doesnt change the fact that he stood his ground and fought for 12 rounds like a warrior.

[Beercules]

if he wanted a way out he could have taken it at any point in the fight.

at worst he was pulling that **** trying to save his record and his title because he was out of ideas, but not because he couldnt take the punishment. he proved that by staying in there and taking the punishment until the last bell.

again, if he wanted a way out he could have quit at any point. trying to steal a win isnt quitting, its nor admirable but its not quitting. i dont think anyone liked what they saw but that doesnt change the fact that he stood his ground and fought for 12 rounds like a warrior.

If he was a warrior he wouldn't have put on that pity act IMO.

He was finally in tough and was about to crack

[Southpawology]

Broner was rolling around on the canvas vs chino trying to find a way out of the fight. blood & guts warriors dont try and find escape routes in fights.

[Mayabang]

if he wanted a way out he could have taken it at any point in the fight.

at worst he was pulling that **** trying to save his record and his title because he was out of ideas, but not because he couldnt take the punishment. he proved that by staying in there and taking the punishment until the last bell.

again, if he wanted a way out he could have quit at any point. trying to steal a win isnt quitting, its nor admirable but its not quitting. i dont think anyone liked what they saw but that doesnt change the fact that he stood his ground and fought for 12 rounds like a warrior.

This is a joke reply right? lol. Damn man, seriously?