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A fighter is coming off a loss they blame it on making weight? Its annoying with the same excuse every fighter uses, im an amatuer boxer so i dont really cut at all, although i know pros cut a lot

stevekrazy wrote:A fighter is coming off a loss they blame it on making weight? Its annoying with the same excuse every fighter uses, im an amatuer boxer so i dont really cut at all, although i know pros cut a lot

Stick to Heavyweights where you can't complain because the fights never even happen.

Idk that its always weight. There are excuses though, but everyone gots excuses. Seldom do humans, boxers or non-boxers, just say I was wrong or 2nd best.

Tony1244 wrote:

stevekrazy wrote:A fighter is coming off a loss they blame it on making weight? Its annoying with the same excuse every fighter uses, im an amatuer boxer so i dont really cut at all, although i know pros cut a lot

Stick to Heavyweights where you can't complain because the fights never even happen.

Lol, Ain't that the truth!

ReggieDiggs wrote:Idk that its always weight. There are excuses though, but everyone gots excuses. Seldom do humans, boxers or non-boxers, just say I was wrong or 2nd best.

I do enjoy when a fighter admits this though.He was the better man tonight.I am heading back to camp
and trying to learn from my mistakes.
Always a breathe of fresh air

tiny_acres wrote:

ReggieDiggs wrote:Idk that its always weight. There are excuses though, but everyone gots excuses. Seldom do humans, boxers or non-boxers, just say I was wrong or 2nd best.

I do enjoy when a fighter admits this though.He was the better man tonight.I am heading back to camp
and trying to learn from my mistakes.
Always a breathe of fresh air

Sure, but I'd say in life its a breath of fresh air. So many people pass the blame to someone else or for some other reason than their own laziness, incompetence or just inferiority. I think its a human trait more than a boxer thing to have a force field around your own shortcomings for most of us if not all of us sometimes.