What do ya'll consider a failure in boxing?

[Elroy The Great]

Masta of the court

those foos know its best to stay on the bench

[Tony Trick-Pony]

those foos know its best to stay on the bench

They really stank the place up...

[Elroy The Great]

They really stank the place up...

that BUM stank is fierce

[RightJabLikeZab]

Well in other sports you use different terminology, such as bust. It truly isn't that different. The media hypes up super talented fighters, fans get in on it and have crazy expectations of them. Sometimes they just don't pan out because they're lacking certain attributes. Sometimes we expect more out of them even though they had good to very good careers. It's just unrealistic.

[Elroy The Great]

Well in other sports you use different terminology, such as bust. It truly isn't that different. The media hypes up super talented fighters, fans get in on it and have crazy expectations of them. Sometimes they just don't pan out because they're lacking certain attributes. Sometimes we expect more out of them even though they had good to very good careers. It's just unrealistic.

tbf, criticism often drives a person to do better.

bums exist

[Larry the boss]

tbf, criticism often drives a person to do better.

bums exist

But what do you call a bum

[Elroy The Great]

But what do you call a bum

clumsy oafs
limited face 1st cavemen
dudes with terrible w/l records

honorable mentions to dudes who only shine when they face other lesser bums.

on and on

[jmrf4435]

boxing fans are some of the harshest most polarized fans in all of sports.

The golden state warriors lost games, so did Jordans Chicago bulls.

If a fighter doesn't go undefeated in his career, many people consider it a failure.