is lil g a poor sport for not taking to his buddy max?

[Curt Henning]

simple yes or no...no poll..ill keep my own tally

and by max i mean kellerman and not his brother...im sure he talked to him very much(and by talk i mean cry on his shoulder)

[SeekDaGreat]

He's definitely a poor sport for not giving an interview in a close fight, which also happens to be the biggest fight of the year. Barring a Mayweather return. He robbed the fans and everyone who paid money an interview. I should seek a $15 return for that.

[Motorcity Cobra]

Yes. It shows lack of character. Anybody can smile and dance for the cameras when you're winning. Losing brings out a person's true character. After Canelo lost to Floyd he stood there and answered the questions and even said the fight was nowhere near a draw.

Kovalev stayed for his interview after losing to Ward. I thought Kovalev's character was worse than GGG's. I was wrong.

[Curt Henning]

2-0 so far in favor of him being a poor sport...3-0 if you count me in for a vote on it too

[Barn]

I don't believe anyone is obligated to stay for the post-fight interviews. I also don't believe it speaks of anyone's character considering the intensity of the situation.

I didn't take down any notes but I recall Max Kellerman's questions to Canelo being hyperbolic, theatrical and not reflecting the gritty and close nature of the fight. This may have been what irritated Golovkin.

[.!WAR MIKEY!.]

everyeone knows he was a poor sport, cry baby ass nukka

[Hatesrats]

"Max, Its fine you know, its boxing!... Big business for sport. Fans, I Iike them. THX" - GEE
(Something to that nature)

[Mushashi]

Took his ball home. Cotto did the same thing.

[Lance98]

He did came and answered questions, and even praised canelo in the post-fight conference. No one is obligated to stay and answer questions after a fight by the way, so asking for a small refund is absurd.

[lizard_man]

I used to love cotto until he turned into a diva. Now i can't stand his azz. Ggg is not as bad as cotto but I'm seeing him slowly turning into him with his divaish antics