Was Mikey Garcia exposed?

[extracurRICular]

All I keep seeing now is that Garcia fought bums that he was never all that good that he quit on Errol that he was EXPOSED.... do you agree or not????wachugot???



























ok go.............................

[TMTForever99]

of course he got exposed. he showed that he was not elite. the fight wasn't even competitive.

[Lopez_Boxing]

He lost right?

Most on Boxingscene's logic: to lose=exposed

[-DSG-]

Yeah he ain't a welterweight!

[4truth]

Yes!

to those who thought he could magically overcome a big difference in size and strength to a fighter of similar skill level.

to the rest (most) of us who thought he would not be able to overcome those differences, No!

[FrankieClutch]

No. While I certainly thought the fight would be more competitive, I didn't think Mikey would win. He lost a fight most thought he would lose. Losing doesn't mean getting exposed

[VatoMulatto]

He wan't "exposed" but most people expected Mikey who happens to be a highly skilled boxer to put up a good fight but the end result was not even remotely competitive. Spence undressed Mikey and beat him up in every aspect of the game. Nobody thought Spence would dominate like that.

[HanzGruber]

Idk about exposed but like I’ve been saying his resume is trash. His best win is broner or salido. He’s yet to beat a top 10 pfp fighter

[The tucker]

No. While I certainly thought the fight would be more competitive, I didn't think Mikey would win. He lost a fight most thought he would lose. Losing doesn't mean getting exposed

On this website losing does mean exposed. Old money mayweather can get Ktfo In his next bout and people will say he got exposed even tho he fought for 2 decades and 50 fights.

[KTFOKING]

I think it is more so Errol showed more dimensions to his game and showed he can manage distance with the best of them. As for Mikey? He got exposed as much as JMM did against Floyd....Which is to say not all that much.