Praising his heart? Im sorry NO ONE at Judah's level should be given a patt on the back 4 not quitting, in the fashion that he did.
Maybe I've seen better fights where someone showed 5x more heart than Judah. They had been knocked down or known they were in there with a bigger puncher, they didnt have their legs, they were bleeding like a faucet runs and still went out tryn to swing.
Judah knew this, and I shit you not..
if he wanted to let his lands loose he was gonna get his body tenderized, and that wasnt worth doing 4 him. He wasnt bitch enough to outright quit but he wasnt man enough to put in place a strategy he knew would win. He had givin up and relegated himself to the punchers chance (and he isnt baby Tyson). Im sure the ONLY reason Yoel Judah didnt throw in the towel b/c was b/c he wanted to let his son to go out on his own accord.
And to me, what Judah didnt do is the stuff that earns u the right to say u have heart. Ill say he was courageous but thats a long way from demonstrating Heart. Like I said b4 Paul M. showed way more heart than Judah did if u think just standing in the ring and withstanding crippling punches without mounting his own offensive is heart, not listening to your corner tell u to punch and all u do is punch 1 at a time is heart. Im sorry Judah had way more to give but didnt want it bad enough and thats not heart to me.
Effort is the key, and there's no way you can tell me Judah gave 100% effort. When i see someone give 100% effort even in a loss, be it by decision or 6th round KO, thats heart.
Maybe I've seen better fights where someone showed 5x more heart than Judah. They had been knocked down or known they were in there with a bigger puncher, they didnt have their legs, they were bleeding like a faucet runs and still went out tryn to swing.
Judah knew this, and I shit you not..
if he wanted to let his lands loose he was gonna get his body tenderized, and that wasnt worth doing 4 him. He wasnt bitch enough to outright quit but he wasnt man enough to put in place a strategy he knew would win. He had givin up and relegated himself to the punchers chance (and he isnt baby Tyson). Im sure the ONLY reason Yoel Judah didnt throw in the towel b/c was b/c he wanted to let his son to go out on his own accord.
And to me, what Judah didnt do is the stuff that earns u the right to say u have heart. Ill say he was courageous but thats a long way from demonstrating Heart. Like I said b4 Paul M. showed way more heart than Judah did if u think just standing in the ring and withstanding crippling punches without mounting his own offensive is heart, not listening to your corner tell u to punch and all u do is punch 1 at a time is heart. Im sorry Judah had way more to give but didnt want it bad enough and thats not heart to me.
Effort is the key, and there's no way you can tell me Judah gave 100% effort. When i see someone give 100% effort even in a loss, be it by decision or 6th round KO, thats heart.
