More humiliating beat down of a hype job: Chavez vs Fonfara or Maidana vs Broner?

[Ahmed_Ismail]

Of course Chavez' beat down was way worse, Broner vs Maidana was a close fight, I had Maidana winning 7-5 and plus the 2 knockdowns and the point deduction so I had it 114-111, which is rather close, but the Chavez vs Fonfara wasn't even close man, he was getting beat up from pillar to post for 9 rounds, I don't wanna call him out on him quitting because I'm just a fan sitting behind a computer in a comfortable chair, I wasn't in the ring getiing pummeled by a much bigger guy for 9 straight rounds, Chavez had really nothing left when the fight got stopped and it was only right for the fight to get stopped at that point, he wants to be around to fight another day and there was no point for this fight to continue otherwise he could've been seriously injured, it's better to stop the fight a punch too early than a punch too late.

The beating Chavez took today was more satisfying cuz he doesn't respect the sport and he's fighting at a much higher weight to avoid making weight and he got punished for it badly, Broner moved up a lot also but he became a champ at 147 but he went up there to get big fights and he thought that he was better than he actually was, he just ran into a big welterweight with the perfect style to beat him and he lost and he went back to 140 right after the fight. No question Chavez' loss was much more humiliating.

[joseph5620]

Reasons why Broner's could be considered worse:

1. Broner didn't do a post fight interview and ran away looking like an old homeless lady pushing an imaginary trolley while being pelted with trash by the crowd.

2. Broner's pre-fight dancing.

3. Broner almost crying and no able to say "AB- Always Balling" in the locker room afterwards.

4. Broner humping Maidana in the 1st, then getting knocked down viciously. Then he got humped by Maidana lol

Okay but your thread title is "Which is the more humiliating beat down ." It's not "What is the most humiliating interview and exit from the ring." Two completely different things.

[Pac=Duran]

Okay but your thread title is "Which is the more humiliating beat down ." It's not "What is the most humiliating interview and exit from the ring." Two completely different things.

The beat down is also a beat down to the confidence and everything that stems from the pugilistic beat down including the aftermath makes up the overall make up of the beat down lol

[MASTERBX]

When JMM

When JMM nearly killed Pac n' PEDs Dec. 2012.

[Pac=Duran]

When JMM nearly killed Pac n' PEDs Dec. 2012.

Not really humiliating it was fight of the year. What a fight it was, historical.

[Mooshashi]

Even though Broner's loss was a pleasure to watch, seeing El Vaca Del Dinero quit on his stool after making a career out of beating boxers 20 pounds lighter than him was the best. I can't wait to get my hands on some GIFs of him saying no mas. I bet his dad has booted him out of the house and written him out of his will.

[FerFAL]

AB was worse. The guy was the next king of boxing and Maidana was this flat footed fool that didnt have a chance.
Jr. had already been debunked by Martinez. This was just further humiliation.

... But I'll never forget that it was Jr. who ruined Sergio's career... helas!...

Sergio was already old, injured and on his last good year left. He was still fast and strong enough to school Jr. in a one sided fight. His hadn was already too injured and you could see he only had the jab to work with. Given the boxing skill difference, even that was enough to humiliate Jr.

[Pac=Duran]

AB was worse. The guy was the next king of boxing and Maidana was this flat footed fool that didnt have a chance.
Jr. had already been debunked by Martinez. This was just further humiliation.



Sergio was already old, injured and on his last good year left. He was still fast and strong enough to school Jr. in a one sided fight. His hadn was already too injured and you could see he only had the jab to work with. Given the boxing skill difference, even that was enough to humiliate Jr.

Serge was on top form before Chavez knocked him down. That was the exact moment that Sergio's prime ended. He may have had another year in him or more otherwise.

[Jcsuper]

Bute had the stones to go to Froch's back yard and got finished on his feet if I recall(??) Could be wrong on that, but i'd defs put it below these two humblings.

Broner showed way more heart than Bute. Seriously do you watch boxing beside Pacquiao ?

I agree the other guy that Bute getting exposed was something else.

[FerFAL]

Serge was on top form before Chavez knocked him down. That was the exact moment that Sergio's prime ended. He may have had another year in him or more otherwise.

He was already pushing it, already a nearly 40 year old, one handed fighter with poor knees. Its true that after Chavez his knee was even worse, but other than a flash KD in the 12 Martinez completely dominated pothead Jr.
Father time got the best of Martinez, not Chavez, not Murray certainly not Cotto.