Comments Thread For: Fury: Joshua Quit, And When You Quit Once You're Finished

[uppercut510]

remember aj fans were praising furys "classy response to aj losing" ???????? now hes a crack head again

[AdonisCreed]

You know what...Tyson's right A.J is a quitter no doubt. However at least Joshua lost his titles by defending them in battle, Tyson on the other hand just abandons rematch clauses and the sport for that matter.

So its hard to really determine whos worse here, Tyson gets up in the 12th round but ducked Deontay 'Bronze-Bomber' Wilder and Klitschko before that ; Joshua forfeits his titles to Andy 'Destroyer' Ruiz by forcing the refs hand, yet I still think A.J gets in there again.

These two need to prove themselves in America.

Fury did duck rematches with Klitschko and Wilder. Part of the reason Klitschko was inactive was due to him seeing what Fury was doing and if he'd take the rematch. Then he dodged the Wilder rematch only thing with that he was offered a nice contract with Top Rank. Fury is all over the place one article he's defending AJ then the next he's bashing him.

[Sparked_26]

I gave him the benefit of the doubt initially.

But really, AJ with his backing and being a standard bearer didn’t go out on his shield.

It’s easy saying it from the outside but typically a British fighter will just go in there and get their chin taken off if their allowed because there’s glory in that

I don’t care that he lost and initially I was happy to go with the fight beaten out of him rhetoric.

And people say judge a man by your standards. I’d like to think I’d get splattered for £20 mill.

AJ was all wrong that night.

In the rematch he needs to go to war. And he’s duty bound to get sparked out if goes **** up again.

Genuinely.

[GlassJoey]

Are all these different stories from the same interview?

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

Fury talking a lot of sense here...

[PBR Streetgang]

It's amazing how many "quitters" are in such a brutal sport. I also think the term "quit" is such an arbitrary label. Does a fighter quit if he doesn't beat the count? What if he beats the count but is so dazed he can't think to speak coherently? Did Oliver McCall quit on Lewis or did he suffer a mental breakdown? Did Fury quit when he ballooned in weight and popped positive rather than defend his belts?

Some dude on his couch wants Kell Brook to fight on with a crushed orbital bone. Same with Lucas Mathysse. It's lazy to call a fighter who suffers and sacrifices just to prepare for a fight and risks thier life when they step into that ring.

Sure some fighters quit but it's a label thats all too easy to slap on even when it's not particularly justified.

[BeLikeWater]

Its like listening to the crazy bum on the bus rant to himself when tyson speaks.

[Mindgames]

Although Fury may be right, he himself quit before the Klitschko rematch. It was nothing to do with injury, Fury was the champ and he gave up on it.

[FeFist]

I don't think he quit but I think the nature of his beating can leave the same scars.

You effectively require positive reinforcement. You go through a beating but emerge victorious, make it to the final bell or go out swinging.

He effectively took a beating for nothing so the next time he's in a tough situation he will question what it is worth. His fight with Wlad will be a valuable point of reference.

[ArturoBalboa]

People forget about this because he played the victim card claiming alcoholism and depression. - Alcoholics don't tend to be big fat pricks, they don't eat so they go skinny.

This bellend simply went on a food binge, again major coke heads aren't fat as ******* suppresses your appetite.

He is a cheat that is playing on peoples heartstrings and they have fallen for it.

I don’t think it’s as simple as that, not everyone ends up looking like iggy pop. Hatton also ballooned when he was hammering the booze and *******.