Which boxers moan or can't accept defeat in a humble way -
Got to of been no 1 David haye and his little toe , that man was a joke you look at the likes of John McDermott who really as had a tough run of decisions and he doest make a fuss
No2 - Junior wittier how desperate that guy was to get a pay day off Ricky hatton
No3 - James de gale , his attitude in the groves episode stunk we all loved groves win and attitude. You didn't see Paul smith or even kenny Anderson crying when losing to both the above
No4 -Mathew macklin crying over his sturm defeat , he used to slag barker off , now its Murray and his loss to sturm , barker who I like his attitude very much and Murray both conduct their selves so well and just let their boxing do the talking
No5 you got to add Tyson in their for the way he disrespected lennox Lewis [il eat your children]
Any other boxers you remember ??????????
Boxing big mouth and bad losers
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I remember James Toney going round to his managers, Jackie Kallen's place with a gun after getting beat by Roy Jones
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Bellew. Tonight. 
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jizzle wrote:Bellew. Tonight.
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I seem to remember Noel Quarless (a fighter WITH ability but little discipline and/or appetite for training) losing on a disqualification after nutting his opponent about 15 times in 2 mins. After it was waved off, he marched over to the ringside interviewer (nb: this was before they had to get out of the ring to speak) and proclaimed "TONSILLITIS...SEPTIC TONSILLITIS...DAT IS ALL I 'AVE TO SAY" and walked off. I remember thinking 'well, I'm glad that's been cleared up'.
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I think Ortiz might be classed as a ''good'' loser.
After quitting against Maidana said ''I don't want to get beaten up'' and then fouled himself out of the Floyd fight and was smiling in the ring afterwards!
After quitting against Maidana said ''I don't want to get beaten up'' and then fouled himself out of the Floyd fight and was smiling in the ring afterwards!
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Tony, after all the build up, took the draw, sorry loss, very very well. He boxed out his skin & showed many people that he is a top fighter. I boxed tonight & feel utterly robbed. The boy fouled, butter, held on, hit on the break from the first bell. I can't are remember getting hit with any other shot. Other than on the break. & on the boxing alone, in a million years, never lost. Lost 69 now so know I can take defeat but my god I feel completely Fucked over
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Sounds like you had better prep for Bernard Hopkins than Cleverly did!johnnygreaves wrote:Tony, after all the build up, took the draw, sorry loss, very very well. He boxed out his skin & showed many people that he is a top fighter. I boxed tonight & feel utterly robbed. The boy fouled, butter, held on, hit on the break from the first bell. I can't are remember getting hit with any other shot. Other than on the break. & on the boxing alone, in a million years, never lost. Lost 69 now so know I can take defeat but my god I feel completely Fucked over
Sorry to hear that Johnny, better luck next time mate. Enjoyed you spot on Buney's show. Hope the journeyman prize fighter comes off, I'll definitely come down and support.
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Any scouser, in any sport, ever.
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how many good losers do you see at the top of the sport :!: :!:
most of these fighters believe they wasnt defeated or have a sense that they lost & draw from positives :!:
paul smith aint going to cry over spilt milk he was way behind & was stopped were he was fit to continue & he aint going to beat himself up about it & knows were he need's to get to in order to rectify it. he wasnt happy with the stoppage either & its old news.
anderson was soundly beat & has said he wasnt 100% because he took it late. it's an excuse that holds water.
most of these fighters believe they wasnt defeated or have a sense that they lost & draw from positives :!:
paul smith aint going to cry over spilt milk he was way behind & was stopped were he was fit to continue & he aint going to beat himself up about it & knows were he need's to get to in order to rectify it. he wasnt happy with the stoppage either & its old news.
anderson was soundly beat & has said he wasnt 100% because he took it late. it's an excuse that holds water.