The most important moment of Errol Spence Jr.'s last fight was not a punch. It was the sentence he said into the microphone when it was over.
"I got my faculties intact. My money is good and working for itself. It is time to go home to my family."
Spence had just lost a unanimous decision to Tim Tszyu in Sydney. He was 36 years old, returning after three years away from the ring, fighting two weight classes above where he had made his name. He lost clearly. He knew it. And then he did something that separates him from most fighters who reach the end of a great career: he stopped.
The full fight breakdown — twelve rounds, the numbers, what they mean, and what Spence leaves behind — is on Dojo and Ring.
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