Naoya Inoue lets Donaire borrow the trophy for a night for his sons

[DaNeutral.]

nonoto is a ***** *****

Care to go in to more detail? Bet you dont.

[Jsmooth9876]

You don't get it. It's not that Americans don't understand, it's that many would see it as teaching your kids to ask the winner for pity. In the US, we traditionally have a different mentality regarding competition. A lot of people don't get it, many are intimidated by it. We don't ask for pity and favors. If you want to think of it as wrong then you do you.

You have kids?
They give away a trophy to every one of them nowadays. There are no losers and winners anymore. It a bunch of BS but that's the world we live in now. Bunch of emotionally unstable people who can't take losing so we have to appease them to not hurt their feelings.

This has nothing to do with the Nonito situation as that's just 2 sportsman at the highest level showing respect and humility in Donaires case to one another.

[Zaryu]

Very classy of Inoue

[YoungManRumble]

Grace in defeat while teaching his kids an important lesson. Powerful stuff. Can't lie this made me a little emotional.

[PensionKiller]

You don't get it. It's not that Americans don't understand, it's that many would see it as teaching your kids to ask the winner for pity. In the US, we traditionally have a different mentality regarding competition. A lot of people don't get it, many are intimidated by it. We don't ask for pity and favors. If you want to think of it as wrong then you do you.

North America's lack emotional intelligence. You're one of them.

Your lack of understanding for decisions made by someone else is shocking. With the Internet, you can learn a lot about others.

Get to work son.

[Larry the boss]

This is what boxing, sports and life period should be all about....

[Motofan]

Respect to Inoue. That's pretty damn cool.

[SceneBoxer]

Respect to both warriors....