25:06 Bradley throws a jab at air. 25:12 Marquez lands a jab on Bradley's forehead and backpedals in time for the jab to land on his glove. 1+...
Round 6 20:57 Bradley throws a hook but Marquez blocks it with his elbow. Marquez throws a hook but it is blocked by Bradley. 21:02 Bradley...
Round 5 16:53 throws a jab but misses. Lands two jabs to the glove, lands a jab to the body with his jab to the head being blocked. 1+ 17:02...
Round 4 12:37 Marquez blocks Bradley's first and second jab, Bradley lands his third jab and misses his fourth due to Marquez weaving his head....
8:41 Bradley Misses, throws a jab that lands on the glove and throws a jab to the body. 8:53 Bradley throws a jab that misses. 8:56 JMM misses...
Round 2 4:37 Bradley throws a jab, lands on the glove of marquez. 4:42 Bradley throws a jab, JMM intercepts it. Bradley throws a jab to the body....
I will update my scorecard when I have time. Marquez Bradley Round 1 0:35 Bradley first Jab didn't land 0:35 Marquez landed on the glove 0:41...
Original Scorecards: (115-113 Marquez) (115-113 Bradley) (116-112 Bradley) [MEDIA] Quality 1080p HD, Use Playback speed if necessary to see which...
I agree that canelo has by far has the better resume and also disagree that people have to wait years make an assessment. Canelo's already has...
This makes me wonder if boxers will stop chasing Canelo for a paycheck and finally fight each other.
Isn't that a good thing though, no one is safe if that is the case.
Unrelated but I wonder if the scorecards would be the same if it were Mayweather losing against Bivol if he was in the position as Canelo.
Really overestimating how canelo losing will influence boxing. Conor Mcgregor is in a losing streak and still has a massive following.
Quite a stretch there, they are completely different fighters. Whether Benavidez is good enough to beat him or not has nothing to do with Bivol.
Just want to recheck if this is still the case. Just want to mention that: Oscar Valdez, Joselito Velasquez, Luis Nery and Andy Ruiz joined his...
