Get Over It

It never suits me well to lose a game. This one I abandoned. I didn't see my coming back from being seven points behind my mind just wasn't there reminding me of Roberto Duran when he was in a huge prize money fight against Sugar Ray Leonard but quit; his reason was that he had a steak before the fight and felt too bogged down to put forth his best or anywhere near his best so he just quit. That is sad. Players do that against me too when they fall to far behind and just give up. I hate losing more than I like winning. Joe Montana chose those words when I met him on the air on a talk show. He was and is the champion not I. But with the way I am I can get over it the sting and embarrassment and indignity of losing doesn't last long. I say rebound!