Comments Thread For: Jhonny Gonzalez Destroys Abner Mares in One

[tangalog2200]

Hollllyyyy shiiiiet that came out of no where.

the beauty and grandeur of boxing....

[trank]

[QUOTE=kmas-ski;13680817]

No. One quit and the other was out on his

Well swinging for the fences after being out on ur feet without not a single clinch or hold might not b quitting but its just as ******! I was talking more so about his fake ass happy go lucky post interview reminded me of Ortiz type of responses.

what? mares behave like a champion giving gonzalez props "you have to learn how to win and you have to learn how to lose" how does that remind you of Ortiz ?

[jbpanama]

[QUOTE=kmas-ski;13680817]

No. One quit and the other was out on his

Well swinging for the fences after being out on ur feet without not a single clinch or hold might not b quitting but its just as ******! I was talking more so about his fake ass happy go lucky post interview reminded me of Ortiz type of responses.

Class Act by a kid that just lost hit first Fight...

[I.R.I.E]

Did anyone else pick up a Victor Ortiz vibe from Mares? He seem to b on some " I lost it's not biggie" Really wasn't feeling his nonchalant vibe. My other gripe not just with him but why don't fighters clinch and hold after being hurt? This is such a lost art in boxing

You sound like you want excuses from Mares. He didn't quit and he accepted. .. you JUST WANT A REASON TO HATE AND SHĪT ON MARES.... ADMIT IT! pathetic!

[J The UnBiased]

This comes with the territory of taking consecutive tough fights, especially with a style like Abner's, your bound to take an L somewhere down the line. And anybody can be knocked out. This is nothing but a minor setback. He will be back strong.

[edgarg]

StubHub Center, Carson, California - Jhonny Gonzalez (55-8, 47KOs) proved once again that he is one of the hardest punchers in the sport of boxing when he stopped previously undefeated Abner Mares (26-1-1, 14KOs) in the very first round to regain the WBC featherweight title. Mares was starting to warm up with his combinations when Gonzalez caight him cold on the chin. Mares went down hard on his back and barely made it up. Gonzalez went on the attack as Mares tried to fight him off, but Gonzalez dropped him hard for a second time and the referee waved things off.

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This is SOOOO upsetting. As soon as I saw that Gonzales had 46 KOs in 54 fights I intended to make a bet on him. And I got sidetracked.

As for Mares, Oscar WILL be pleased no doubt. Wasn't it just this morning or last night that he said that Mares would be the lb4lb #1 at any time shortly..... My gosh, he's a worse prognosticator than Teddy Atlas.... And that's saying something.

[jbpanama]

[QUOTE=trank;13680898]

what? mares behave like a champion giving gonzalez props "you have to learn how to win and you have to learn how to lose" how does that remind you of Ortiz ?

Its called Class!!!

[edgarg]

[QUOTE=trank;13680898]

what? mares behave like a champion giving gonzalez props "you have to learn how to win and you have to learn how to lose" how does that remind you of Ortiz ?

No, that's a dignified comment by a good sport who can take a loss and still keep a level head. Like Pacquiao. As I said, "dignified' !

[285Kid]

Donaire vs Gonzales next, Arum can make the fight, Gonzales is not GBP fighter

[BoxingKnowItAll]

LOL. No word from CatchWeightKing yet??? He was talking mad shit to me yesterday about Mares being a P4P fighter! I told your dumbass he was nothing special. The Ponce fight proved that. Mares is easy to hit, flatfooted, no jab, easy to time, no angles, etc. Now talk shit about that clown.