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

[Eddy Current]

Yeah, poor sport. Can't handle losing with dignity.

[Curt Henning]

over 90 percent feel lil g is a poor sport.....what a shame

[Curt Henning]

i personally think lil g should be more gracious...hes living the american dream....ya know marcos primera beat curtis stevens too but he never became a millionaire....he should have at least gotten on the mic and said "thank hbo for all this money i can swim in now...goodboy says goodbye"

[_Rexy_]

considering that Max said that if G lost his entire legacy and achievements are gone, I would have left too. it's not like he didn't give any interviews.

[cg4life]

yes, kinda reminded me of broner after maidana fight. (b!tch move)

and i thought the fight was a draw.

[Hatesrats]

I can only imagine the backlash "Team Canelo" would have received IF the roles were reversed & stormed out of the ring that way without addressing the crowd.

[mike1010011]

So he gets shafted twice on the cards in fights that the majority of the boxing world saw him winning (except the "expert canelo fans" on this site),and you guys expect him to play nice and stick around while the HBO cheerleading crew take turns sucking off canelo after another gift decision? Good on golovkin for going out his own way and not dignifying those idiot by giving them an interview. Literally nothing would have come from that interview,and it would have only served to rub salt in the wound.

[VatoMulatto]

i personally think lil g should be more gracious...hes living the american dream....ya know marcos primera beat curtis stevens too but he never became a millionaire....he should have at least gotten on the mic and said "thank hbo for all this money i can swim in now...goodboy says goodbye"

Well, nobody is perfect. We're talking about a guy with almost 400 matches and only six losses in his career, I'm sure he has a HUGE ego. It would probably be easier to accept a loss had Canelo dominated him. Now, it was close but GGG still thought he had done enough to win and felt cheated again.

[Curt Henning]

Well, nobody is perfect. We're talking about a guy with almost 400 matches and only six losses in his career, I'm sure he has a HUGE ego. It would probably be easier to accept a loss had Canelo dominated him. Now, it was close but GGG still thought he had done enough to win and felt cheated again.

almost every guy disputes a loss/thinks he won unless its obvious he was "dominated"

golovkins trainer, who has always been very local, even had no problem with the result

[Curt Henning]

So he gets shafted twice on the cards in fights that the majority of the boxing world saw him winning (except the "expert canelo fans" on this site),and you guys expect him to play nice and stick around while the HBO cheerleading crew take turns sucking off canelo after another gift decision? Good on golovkin for going out his own way and not dignifying those idiot by giving them an interview. Literally nothing would have come from that interview,and it would have only served to rub salt in the wound.

its really weird...even abel thought canelo fought well and doesnt have an issue with the decision

yet all you clowns are claiming foul once again...like u do every time your guy loses