Taking a loss with no excuses.... You tell me... Who took a loss like a man???

[Zaroku]

Who do you ppl, my lil brothers took a loss, like a man...

I don't ******** fake **** book... Men live and die on their bond and word...

Educate me on who you guys think took a loss the best..

[DuckAdonis]

Mairis Briedis

[mickey malone]

Tyson vs Lewis

[Eff Pandas]

I think Tyson took his all his L's pretty well.

[Zaroku]

Good stuff buddies! Respect!

[OctoberRed]

Felix Trinidad. I dont think I ever heard him complain over a loss.

[Zaroku]

Tyson vs Lewis

I think prime Tyson stops young Lewis.. ???

[Zaroku]

Felix Trinidad. I dont think I ever heard him complain over a loss.

Agreed... When Hopkins caught him and stopped him, zero excuses.. Zero.

[Zaroku]

Kostya Tszu was very classy men:
https://youtu.be/VIdXRTRO6oA?t=4156


I also remember Roman Karmazin, after very close fight with Cory Spinks.. When Jim Gray pretty much offered him excuse and sort of directed him into complaining about decision - Karmazin said something like "No, in reality he tricked me". I was quite impressed with that.

It's quite interesting though how hard it is to think of great champions who took their loss with much class, I guess it shows you mentality that boxers need to succeed.

He gave his all, Ricky hatton got the best a few warriors.. retired him, got stopped by Floyd, stoop correct me if I'm wrong???

I'm trying to remember but I believe he beat Chavez, old Chavez. Retired his fair share of opponents took his losses like a man.. My I pad can't keep up with my misspellings.. Peace homie..

When I p mata woke up after three or four days, after getting smashed by a baseball bat, and got stabbed up in my hood story & king road, my address was 1574 Karl street Nuestra familia XIV.. I'd rather be lucky than good..

[mickey malone]

I think prime Tyson stops young Lewis.. ???

Yes I think so too. 89-94 Lewis was pretty mediocre in comparison