Prepare for Bradley to get severly underrated now.

floyd fan here. bradley was clearly number 2 at welterweight no matter how u slice it or dice it. great win for pac either way. dont let that ****roach MVC fool you.

 

Despite the decisive H2H result,

Maidana at WW, 2014 > Alexander at any point of his WW run.

Keep in mind they were both each others' first fight at WW in years when they fought 2 years and 2 months ago.

 

x 2

 

Absolutely, Tim sucks now...:rofl:rofl:rofl

Truth be told Tim is a top level fighter, just not at Pacs level.

 

Alexander is still a better fighter. Yeah, Alexander lost to Porter and Maidana beat a severely overrated fighter in Broner, but neither of these guy's resume are that good at 147.

Alexander beat Maidana, Bailey and Purdy
Maidana beat Karass, Martinez, Lopez and Broner

The key win here is Alexander over Maidana. If they fight tomorrow, I'll take Alexander again. I would even put some good money on it because Maidana was completely ineffective in the first fight.

 

Bradley > Maidana

 

And its not even close.

 

Lol never said I was a millionaire. Millionaires don't rely on the 1st and the 15th. I'm just saying....employers don't usually give mentally ******ed people solid checks. I mean other than money, what other measures in life should someone in their mid-twenties use to feel accomplished and not ******ed? :rofl

Now back to the topic!

 

it happens.. What a dumb fightplan for Bradley. I think he could beat Pacman in a 3rd fight, but who will want to see that? He went for the knockout and tired himself out and didn't have any gas to win rounds anymore. A guy with 12 knockouts in 30 fights trying to knock out a legend. He should have tried to win with his speed and fighting smart. Bradley reminded me of Khan and Jermaine Taylor tonight. No gameplan as though his great speed can win him a fight.

 

Luckily, I think there's enough sensible posters to call out anyone who starts ragging on Tim too much and calling it for what it is.

Bradley's like Cotto and Holyfield in a sense. Is he unbeatable? No. But the beauty is, guys like that will fight absolutely anyone out there so there's a limit to how far a loss against a very good/great fighter can actually drop them. That's a reward anyone who goes through the work it takes to build up a deep resume deserves.