Now, NSB says Danny "quit". No, that's how Danny ALWAYS fights.

[champion4ever]

And Spence, being so far above Danny Swift, basically MADE HIM look like a sparring partner.

You're disappointed at Danny. But the fact is, Danny was trying hard to get past that jab and couldn't.

Which just shows you how much better Spence is than Thurman, because Spence was walking Danny down like Keef was, but Spence was way busier and more accurate.

You are absolutely correct. Also, when you couple in with the fact that Spence was probably about 80 percent of himself last night; Just goes to show just how good of a fighter he really is.

I personally believe he would have stopped Garcia last night had it not been for that car accident. While overall, it was a great performance by him and yet at the same time both his timing and conditioning appeared to be more than slightly off due to the accident and layoff.

However, he was still able to manage to dominate Danny Garcia more than any of his previous opponents.

[Sweet Scions]

Yeah, not on board with the quit accusations at all. Does a quitter stage a closing 15 second rally like that? Befuddled discouraged and low on gas near the end, sure

[nacho daddy]

garcia dont throw enough punches. fights like a fat HW

[Combat Talk Radio]

garcia dont throw enough punches. fights like a fat HW

The thing is everyone knew that going in.

The people who are upset are the Crawford fanatics that can't believe Spence was able to do that to a Top 5 PRIME welterweight after a 400+ day layoff, when they just witnessed their guy lose every round to the ghost of Kell Brook.

[boliodogs]

Quit is an overused word on here. Unless a boxer refuses to continue fighting he did not quit. He may not have fought his heart out but he didn't quit.

[SplitSecond]

He fought his heart out. Danny is a warrior. He’s just very limited. Can;t believe he just looked for the right hand all night, and basically fought like a one-armed fighter. The fight was competitive through-out. No whitewash.

[nacho daddy]

He fought his heart out. Danny is a warrior. He’s just very limited. Can;t believe he just looked for the right hand all night, and basically fought like a one-armed fighter. The fight was competitive through-out. No whitewash.

I thought garcias main claim to fame was his left hook

[Boxfan83]

You're trippin. DSG fought damn good, every rd was competitive, Errol just had a better jab which offset alot of rds. If anything u can take away from this is DSG exploited weaknesses in Errols game. Errol can be hit and he can be hurt. We've all seen DSG lose close and win close decisions before.

If Crawford and Spence ever fight at 147, I don't think Crawford let's his back touch the ropes. And if the fights center ring, Crawford will be to slick.

[Combat Talk Radio]

You're trippin. DSG fought damn good, every rd was competitive, Errol just had a better jab which offset alot of rds. If anything u can take away from this is DSG exploited weaknesses in Errols game. Errol can be hit and he can be hurt. We've all seen DSG lose close and win close decisions before.

If Crawford and Spence ever fight at 147, I don't think Crawford let's his back touch the ropes. And if the fights center ring, Crawford will be to slick.

Crawford gets landed on way too easy. It won't matter.

[SCEN3RY]

nah he didn't quit. Discouraged at times, but he never stopped looking for counters. DSG is very good and I respect him for not folding, bc I think that much of Spence's performance - he looked amazing. To beat up DSG like that says something about the level of Errol Spence. This was a superb performance.