Is Danny Garcia This Era's Naseem Hamed?

[iamboxing]

After one loss The Prince soon retired and was never heard of again. Does Garcia have that same mentality...were a defeat damages the ego and the oomph to go on just withers away?

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

You could very well be right. He turned down a Mayweather fight because they felt "he wasn't ready." The way I see it is, they were putting a lot of stock on his 0 cause they didn't even want to lose it to one of the bests of our era.

[Sheldon312]

More like this eras Tito

[boliodogs]

If he does retire I won't miss him or his dad. Thurman came to his home town and clearly beat him and he is crying robbery. They are poor winners and sore losers.

[-DSG-]

Lol hell be back y'all act like he took a career ending beating or that he got humiliated like naz was. He'll keep fighting as long he's getting those million dollar paydays.

[John Locke]

I doubt it.

I think he'll be around for a while, he's still in his prime and still not gonna be easy to beat. I'd love to see Swift vs Broner next.

[PRINCEKOOL]

He will most likely rematch Thurman, and get the win in the future!

[-Kev-]

If he listens to his dad he will retire. But let's see who runs his career, himself or his dad.

[VatoMulatto]

Hamed was a flamboyant man. Hamed's aura of invincibility had been dented when he lost. Garcia is a solid fighter but not a superstar like Hamed. Garcia has never been seen as an untouchable fighter, he was the underdog against Thurman and this was clearly not a humiliating loss. Garcia will be back.

[Raonic]

Nah. I mean there's nothing stopping him from cherry picking if he was scared of losing.