Fighters who are humble at defeat

[Lawblaw]

We always talk about fighters who give excuses, but how about the fighters who never give excuses?

I think Shogun never gives excuses (his fans never miss a chance tho)

Who else?

Brock also was humble at defeat "I expected nothing less, he's a great fighter, I knew I had a great challenge infront of me, I had a great training camp and he was better than me"

 

[TheIrishPsycho]

Tito Ortiz

 

[Primitivo]

Tito Ortiz

 

[Son of Jamin]

Rampage is pretty chill, eg "gave" the win to Ninja. Many other fighters would have jumped around and screaming and hollering but he was all class!

 

[Darwinambrosius]

It seems like most are, which is why guys like weidman and Hendricks get mocked.

 

[loyalyolayal]

Tito Ortiz

Johny Hendricks.

Your move.

 

[NightwingBJJ]

Chael Sonnen, word on the street he brought beers to Silva's Barbecue.

 

[Lucifer Alpha]

 

[SpaceCommissar]

Tito Ortiz

It's true. He just stated legitimate explanations and reasons for why he lost, such as the cracked skull and so on.

 

[KB Warrior]

Cowboy

 

[LouisBolanos]

Tito Ortiz

 

[Primitivo]

He was something else.

 

[Sonny Qc]

Brian Stann

 

[DustyWarrior]

Ronda seems pretty humble in defeat, doesn't she?


.....anyone?

 

[BigGing]

Rampage used to be pretty good, not sure about him in his older years. Anderson was really nice about Weidman. Arlovski and Cro Cop are also good

 

[MadHouse]

Machida- he never discredits his opponents and admit he needs to improve on x,y,z when he loses

 

[Woliwo]

Anderson seemed humble after losing to Weidman.

Even as Tito fan, I can't watch this without laughing

 

[Bend NvR Break]

Machida, Condit and I don't recall ever hearing Rashad Evans say anything bad in defeat.

 

[Moezao]

Ronda seems pretty humble in defeat, doesn't she?


.....anyone?

The only time she's humbler is in victory.

 

[Phronimos]

Some are humble some are fake in their humility.