Was Mark Breland right or wrong to throw in towel?

[davef]

no he should have let it carry on so Fury could have knocked some f**king sense in to Wilder

[*Makaveli*]

Well ??????

No , Towels dont talk and have no means of locomotion. Wilders corner threw it and the referee stopped the fight

[£-4-£]

Yes, Wilder was lost in there.

[Toffee]

Well ??????

The referee stopped the fight. Acknowledging the request of the trainer.

Is that where you're going with this?

[j0zef]

Nope, Mark wasn't wrong. Wilder's being a little btch and looking for someone to blame and some silver lining ie 'it took a crooked ref and a paid off trainer to stop me!!oneoneone'.

Wilder lost the fight, and lost it badly. It's the trainer's job to save the fighter from themselves. There are THOUSANDS of precedents of it. It doesn't matter jack sht what they 'agreed' beforehand.

[Butt stuff]

Professionally I think he was wrong to override the head trainer, but personally I think he was right to be worried about the dudes life and wanted to preserve his health.

For a guy to be in boxing for that long, and knowing Wilder that well, I believe he made an informed decision. It's just a boxing match at the end of the day, everyone gets paid and gets to go home.

[paulf]

Every fighter worth his salt wants to go out on his shield.

Every trainer worth his salt knows they have a moral obligation to throw the towel at some point.

Wilder's trainer wasn't doing his job; Deontay's legs were gone and he didn't have room to punch. He was unable to hurt Fury in any way and was taking a lot of damage. Breland did the right thing.

Wilder is a ****ing clown and I hope Charles Martin or whoever KOs him in his comeback.

[BodyBagz]

No , Towels dont talk and have no means of locomotion. Wilders corner threw it and the referee stopped the fight

Exactly. Towels don't stop fights.
Bosses are allowed to fire employees for insubordination.

[BodyBagz]

The referee stopped the fight. Acknowledging the request of the trainer.

Is that where you're going with this?

Kenny Useless didn't acknowledge anything. The timing was perfect.

So was the firing.

[Nobody+1]

He disobeyed the direct orders of his king, we have a word for that it's called high treason


Breland is lucky Wilder is a truly merciful monarch, lucky indeed

What grown man calls another man king? That’s pathetic.

Regardless Mark saved Wilder a lot of extra time from getting hit in the ring. Which is objectively a good thing that helps Wilder to have a longer healthier life/career. He acted to the best of his abilities as a cornerman by stopping the fight when his fighter could no longer defend himself, taking too much damage, or if they cannot win the fight. It is his duty above all others to watch out for Wilder and he did which is why we all have nothing but repent for his aide and saving Wilder. I would hope that you can see that in the best interest of Wilder and apart of breland a job it was the best thing to occur.