SuikodenII
Where's Suikoden VI??????
Honestly though, it's nobody's fault. It's just one of the tragic tales of boxing that comes with the territory. When a guys is still scoring it's tough to pull him out, though the older I get the softer I get and I couldn't see my fighter with a visible injury continue, I don't care if he was winning or simply still in the fight. I often think about Wlad and Vitali's earliest loses and where they are now and you know, a loss isn't the end of the world, especially when you have an injury. But different cultures, background, upbringings create different monsters in this sport, some are too tough for their own good as well as their corner.on the excellent guest and I'll definitely be listening and calling in
I wish Abdusalamov or his corner could've thrown in the towel. The left side of his face looked horrendous in the later rounds.
Please everyone religious or not give him your prayers and good wishes.
I can't blame the corner here, though in hindsight I would understand if they had pulled the plug earlier, and that goes for future bouts as well. It's like Ortiz-Lopez people were saying "HE QUIT AGAIN!" but it was legitimate BEFORE the x-rays came out (it was obvious something was wrong with his mouth/jaw), unlike the Maidana fight where he just NO Mas'ed the fukk up outta there
