Yeah that's what I'm saying. He was out of it so it was not a bad stoppage. But Joshua didn't quit because he wanted to continue. He didn't know what was really going on it seems because of all the shots he took. Bad taste to call that quitting bro
I maintain that the moment he spit out his mouthpiece was the moment that he quit. He didn't want to continue. Period. End of.
It's not a knock on the guy. He was beaten up and embarrassed. This wasn't a Duran-type No Mas.
I maintain that the moment he spit out his mouthpiece was the moment that he quit. He didn't want to continue. Period. End of.
It's not a knock on the guy. He was beaten up and embarrassed. This wasn't a Duran-type No Mas.
He didn't look particularly embarrassed in the ring after the fight was stopped. He looked totally vacant, and then was smiling and messing around with Ruiz and his team, I honestly think he was still in la la land in some way. There was no reason for him to voluntarily quit.
He should of took his hands off the ropes. Im not too sure he was thinking straight but he didnt really make the moves of a fighter that was ready to continue. To be fair he was only going straight back to the ground had he continued, he was done, seriously done, he had nothing left what so ever it took all he was worth just staying on his feet.
I hate to make excuses but im still convinced there was something not right with Joshua last night, before the fight even started. But if he takes a big shot it just seems to empty his batteries instantly. He is bad, real bad at recovery.
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