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If you're in a situation in which you're on the wrong end of a beatdown,would you rather go for broke and go out on your shield,or do you throw in the towel and live to fight another day? Personally I'd stick through to the bitter end,because I've noticed a pattern that once a fighter quits,they tend to quit easier the next time,and there's no erasing the label of being a quitter. On the other hand,if you get stopped,you could be seen as a warrior,and salvage some respect. Thoughts?
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22Fight till the end.77.27%17Throw in the towel,or take a knee and quit.22.73%5 -
I think life is more important than pride. I can't hate on fighters too much in situations like this where they're getting completely ravaged. -
I'd fake being ko'd like Andre Dirrell
best of both worlds and you might get a DQ out of it!Comment
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I would let a doctor look at me and pretend I can't continue and then act like I'm really angry that they stopped the fight.Comment
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I would rather quit but I don't think I'd see it as an option in the sense that I would feel forced to continue. This isn't me trying to say I have more heart than a professional fighter because I don't.
They have the courage to get in the ring and place themselves in that position, I don't.Comment
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At the risk of losing your sight the smart decision is to quit, Brook went for one last rally after the first KD and that was it, he didn't get spence out of there & that's when he knew it was overComment
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Its best we ask Khan. Cause now Khan is trolling Brook as a quitter...Comment
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I'd rather see my favorite fighters fight to the end. Champion boxers are held to a much higher standard of gameness than the average guy. I am not a pro boxer. I would quit just like Brook did.Comment
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Honestly? I'd have to be getting literally embarrassed for me to even consider quitting.
But even then, I would probably pull a Jacobs/Pirog move.Comment
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