Does basic logic tell is Errol Spence is shot?

[ShaneMosleySr]

We see a lot of fighters get brutally beaten and never really recover to become the same fighter.

It happens all the time.

So does basic logic tell us that Errol Spence is shot?

Flying out of a car and bouncing around on the pavement is worse than getting beat up by someone.

[Citizen Koba]

Logic? Not quite sure how a process of deductive reasoning helps us with this one. He either is or he isn't. I ain't sure there's enough elite level fighters been involved in traumatic car crashes to even put a reasonable probability on it... it's just one of those kinda unique 'every case is different' kinda situations where we'll just have to wait and see.


Sincerely hope he ain't shot though, or affected badly in other areas such as his mental health. That was some real dumb **** he did but fortunately no one else was hurt, hopefully he'll be able to put it behind him and move on with his career.

[Beercules]

I hope not I like Spence.



But flying out of a damn car going like 150mph...

[-DSG-]

I dont know but pre accident Spence was overrated AF!

[Green Trees]

After that head trauma I would wager he's ready to be slept, he really should hang em up for his own good.

[QueensburyRules]

We see a lot of fighters get brutally beaten and never really recover to become the same fighter.

It happens all the time.

So does basic logic tell us that Errol Spence is shot?

Flying out of a car and bouncing around on the pavement is worse than getting beat up by someone.

- -U was born shot which is hugely worse than being Spence.

[juandabomb]

I don't think he'll be the same fighter..that crash was physically and mentally damaging.

[Slyboots]

Shot? Who knows.

However, he does have cumulative affects of a tough, close fight with Shawn Porter, suffering a traumatic car accident which resulted in serious injuries, lots of time out of the ring (attributed to the accident and the pandemic) and very obvious partying/drinking outside the ring.


I don't think it would be unreasonable to say his best days might already be behind him at this point.

[EDDIE SPERM]

Have to see Errol in the ring

[Marchegiano]

Uh, that logic would dictate errol never drives the same again.

Or to say this differently, how many fighters lose a bad fight and can't drive the same ever again? Sound dumb? So does a bad car wreck equating to bad boxing to me.