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After the 4th round, Brook simply decided to stop fighting and waited for his corner to end it.

He showed up for the money and made sure not to get badly damaged.

The broken bones is probably a fake, so he doesn't get crucified in the press.

Can't say i blame him, although he did yap a great deal about how he was going to get into Gennady's face.

Brook showing Euwank Jr how to pocket 4 mill £.

"That's how you do it, baybe !"

That's 6 thousands quids per second.

Who won't ? Golovkin's 23 last opponents gave up.

Absolute garbage.

Who in the right mind would fake an injury against GGG? Just take a dive if you want out, far safer and would get him no disrespect.

boxing_rocks wrote:Who won't ? Golovkin's 23 last opponents gave up.

No, they didn't.

Silly chat, he gave it a go and got beat up.

No Shame in that, was only obvious

What a joke.

Ridiculous thread. Guy steps up two weight classes to fight the most avoided fighter going and still gets grief? Turn it in ffs!

That photo above this post is the reason why Boxrec needs a "like" button

That guy is awesome.

boxing_rocks wrote:

This is spot on .

You would give up too if you were seeing 5 GGG's

His eyesocket is broken. Gimmie a break.

I don't suppose Brook had a chance to take a dive when severely wobbled in the first did he...? Of course hang on and make a fight of it must indicate he only wanted the cash.

Let's not knock the boxing critics who say Brook should have fought on.

They hit their keyboard pretty hard.

Every internet dweeb I "know" would have fought on through much worse...according to themselves anyway

Enough with the keyboard warriors remarks!

We get it!

Only a fool reckons brook gave up

He was beat up by the naturally bigger and better man.

Divvy chat behind a keyboard to say he gave up

punchoutsb wrote:Every internet dweeb I "know" would have fought on through much worse...according to themselves anyway

My old high school buddy would never even do very light sparring with me, but he'd always go on and on about how fighters should never quit and always take more chances.

It's only in rare circumstances that I'll get on a fighter, like Dirrell pretending to be unconscious and cintron literally jumping out of the ring.

Bert Cooper quitting against Foreman was one of the few times I didn't see a reasonable excuse for. Maybe there was one but I don't remember Cooper articulating it.

not exactly giving up but dan sherry and montell griffin both put on a good show !