Thread: Junior Quitter

The guy got completely whooped for 8rounds and quit on his stool like a baby completely feigning injury.

America finally got to see why we all across the pond despise junior and his horrible style of fighting.

No doubts its back to fighting in leisure centres and used gymnasiums for junior

Yep, he was horrible. The ref basically said no more holding and Witter decided that was unfair and pulled a "no mas". He should quit for good after that, I can't see a way back for him now.

Screw you Witter you annoying prick.

Hahaha!!!

Just awful, all he has been talking about leading upto the fight is fighting Amir Khan. The guy is a tool, he wont retire hes probably got about as much money as me and im on the rock and roll!!

I can see him fighting M'Baye for about £5000 in Paris for the European Belt, hopefully he will get beat. After that he could give Kid Thunder a ring move upto 147 and fight for Thunders belt.

And to think this was the man who claimed he would destroy Hatton in his prime...

Originally Posted by JoeyUK

And to think this was the man who claimed he would destroy Hatton in his prime...

Even though he is a cock he was 35 and way past his best, but its still a fact Hatton ducked him.

Say what you will about Hatton, but you cannot question his heart. He's fought the best and they've had to comatose him to get him out of there. Witter says he had a sore elbow, but I saw little sign of this during the actual fight. He wouldn't give a post fight interview so it's almost like he took some time out thinking of an excuse before allowing the cameras into his dressing room.

Witter is a big fat

I can see theres a lot of hate for Witter but he was 35 going to the States to fight an unbeaten Yank. It was a big ask. I duno if it was a genuine injury but if it was then its tough luck for Jnr

Originally Posted by miles

Say what you will about Hatton, but you cannot question his heart. He's fought the best and they've had to comatose him to get him out of there. Witter says he had a sore elbow, but I saw little sign of this during the actual fight. He wouldn't give a post fight interview so it's almost like he took some time out thinking of an excuse before allowing the cameras into his dressing room.

Witter is a big fat

He gave a interview in his dressing room after hears the link its half way down the page Bradley Sends a Statement To Pacquiao, Even With The Cut - Boxing News

Originally Posted by littlebif

Originally Posted by miles

Say what you will about Hatton, but you cannot question his heart. He's fought the best and they've had to comatose him to get him out of there. Witter says he had a sore elbow, but I saw little sign of this during the actual fight. He wouldn't give a post fight interview so it's almost like he took some time out thinking of an excuse before allowing the cameras into his dressing room.

Witter is a big fat

He gave a interview in his dressing room after hears the link its half way down the page Bradley Sends a Statement To Pacquiao, Even With The Cut - Boxing News

He got out of the ring ASAP though, it was only after cooling off that he was ready to get in front of the cameras. Just seemed a bit weak. Why not just say you had a bad elbow whilst still in the ring. It's almost like he needed to buy time to work up an excuse. Maybe it wasa legitimate injury, but it seemed a bit weird whilsy watching it all unfold.

Just proves that Witter isn't that good atall, because Alexander sure isn't the second coming by a long stretch...... I'm thinking that quitting with an injury he's tryin to hold on to the idea that people will still think he's good for another chance and only got beat because of blaah blaah. If he'd have got whooped that would have been curtains for sure......

Originally Posted by miles

Originally Posted by littlebif

Originally Posted by miles

Say what you will about Hatton, but you cannot question his heart. He's fought the best and they've had to comatose him to get him out of there. Witter says he had a sore elbow, but I saw little sign of this during the actual fight. He wouldn't give a post fight interview so it's almost like he took some time out thinking of an excuse before allowing the cameras into his dressing room.

Witter is a big fat

He gave a interview in his dressing room after hears the link its half way down the page Bradley Sends a Statement To Pacquiao, Even With The Cut - Boxing News

He got out of the ring ASAP though, it was only after cooling off that he was ready to get in front of the cameras. Just seemed a bit weak. Why not just say you had a bad elbow whilst still in the ring. It's almost like he needed to buy time to work up an excuse. Maybe it wasa legitimate injury, but it seemed a bit weird whilsy watching it all unfold.

I think it probably was a legit injury & despite what he said, his emotion in the interview tells me that this probably is it for him. When asked, he paused long enough that I think he thought it was but didn't want to commit to retirement just yet. His performance was an embarassment, but no more to me than Hatton's pub drunk imitation against Pacquiao

fukin witter

Originally Posted by JazMerkin

Originally Posted by miles

Originally Posted by littlebif

He gave a interview in his dressing room after hears the link its half way down the page Bradley Sends a Statement To Pacquiao, Even With The Cut - Boxing News

He got out of the ring ASAP though, it was only after cooling off that he was ready to get in front of the cameras. Just seemed a bit weak. Why not just say you had a bad elbow whilst still in the ring. It's almost like he needed to buy time to work up an excuse. Maybe it wasa legitimate injury, but it seemed a bit weird whilsy watching it all unfold.

I think it probably was a legit injury & despite what he said, his emotion in the interview tells me that this probably is it for him. When asked, he paused long enough that I think he thought it was but didn't want to commit to retirement just yet. His performance was an embarassment, but no more to me than Hatton's pub drunk imitation against Pacquiao

At least Hatton did'nt choose to quit,where Witter did.

Originally Posted by littlebif

Originally Posted by JazMerkin

Originally Posted by miles

He got out of the ring ASAP though, it was only after cooling off that he was ready to get in front of the cameras. Just seemed a bit weak. Why not just say you had a bad elbow whilst still in the ring. It's almost like he needed to buy time to work up an excuse. Maybe it wasa legitimate injury, but it seemed a bit weird whilsy watching it all unfold.

I think it probably was a legit injury & despite what he said, his emotion in the interview tells me that this probably is it for him. When asked, he paused long enough that I think he thought it was but didn't want to commit to retirement just yet. His performance was an embarassment, but no more to me than Hatton's pub drunk imitation against Pacquiao

At least Hatton did'nt choose to quit,where Witter did.

Having spent $150 on a ticket, I personally felt that the least he could have done was not come out looking like someone who'd never boxed before. I don't care if he didn't quit, him swinging all over the place for 6 minutes was just as irritating & embarassing to me personally as what Witter did.