How bad would Mayweather beat Tim Bradley?

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  1. Bogotazo

    Bogotazo Amateur Full Member

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    He can throw but he needs to land. And he wouldn't.
     
  2. Kevin Willis

    Kevin Willis Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    Some poster's could watch two rooster's fight in a backyard and think of how it would potentially apply to Mayweather.
     
  3. steviebruno

    steviebruno ESB NYC Delegate banned Full Member

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    Floyd goes to the ropes because he finds success there. He's not glued there and eating hellacious shots like Bradley was last night.

    But according to you, everyone can beat Mayweather. I'd hate to imagine what you'd be posting is Tim didn't look like absolute **** last night.
     
  4. MoJoGoodie

    MoJoGoodie Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Only way Floyd loses is to a naturaly bigger longer fighter....the fighter he loses too will be north of 147...147 and below no one beats him.
     
  5. bigbeatbaby

    bigbeatbaby Active Member Full Member

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    terrible fight.floyd easy.
     
  6. ROACH

    ROACH Boxing Addict banned

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    It's called styles.

    This isn't Cotto who absorbed two beatings of a lifetime (although, Bradley did absorb one and may not be the same), and ALWAYS fades late.

    This is Bradley, unstoppable heart. Non stop punching machine.

    Floyd can't block everything, and his punches won't have much on them if he's off balance.

    Bradley will keep him off balance, and throw non stop.

    He'll win some rounds just on volume.

    And Floyd height will actually factor in Bradley's favor. He'll be able to roll under some punches. Floyd's uppercut will cause problems, and Floyd would probably win, but it wouldn't be easy.

    It would be a close fight.

    Floyd picks and chooses. If he didn't take Ortiz to take a dive and let him bang Ms. Jackson (that's why he was in the commercial), he would have a KO loss on his record already.
     
  7. Dunks

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    Mayweather would dominate Tim Bradley. This fight wouldn't even be close. Look how easy this Ruslan guy was able to hit Tim with the right hand over and over. Ruslan didnt even put in any body work, had he done that he might have been able to finish Tim off, even with his limited boxing skills. Mayweather would break Bradley down.
     
  8. DobyZhee

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    mayweather always fighting someone's leftovers
     
  9. Dunks

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    Every fighter that Mayweather has fought, their punch volume drops dramatically. Also Mayweather has been "out thrown" by everyone of his opponents yet he lands 2x's more than his opponents. Bradley is easy to hit, .....did you not see the fight last night? This flat footed Jww slugger easily landed his right hand from round 1 to round 12. Mayweather has arguably the best right hand in the sport.....rethink your post. Its called Logic.

    So you bring up your conspiracy that Ortiz took a dive? :patsch:lol: Thats the only way you think Mayweather could beat Victor Ortiz? He had to befriend him and let him bang his girl just so Ortiz wouldnt maul & destroy him in the ring?:rofl..................

    In the 4 rounds of that fight. Mayweather landed 73-of-208 punches overall (35 percent), to 26-of-148 (18 percent) for Ortiz.

    Mayweather landed only 12-of-83 jabs (14 percent), an unusually small percentage for him, due largely to Ortiz being a left-hander.
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    Mayweather landed 61-of-125 power punches (49 percent), as he found open homes for his left hook and right hand. Ortiz landed 26-of-117 power punches (22 percent).
     
  10. PBF24

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    How would Bradley keep him off balance? Floyd can stay at his comfort zone on the outside and outpointing Bradley for 12 rounds. Bradley would have to get closer to get to Floyd since he's the shorter guy with a reach disadvantage.

    Bradley has a tendency to throw wide short hooks while he's bending low, and Floyd would counter him with a straight right hand or right hand over the the top with ease. Bradley would make it a rugged tough fight, but Floyd is better than him at every facet of the game. He can't beat Floyd fighting on the inside, and fighting on the inside would be his best chance of beating Floyd.
     
  11. dodong

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    another thread where *****s hype up floyd with would have, could have, should have and if.

    reality is, floyd ain't going to do it and won't do sheet to make this fight happen.

    one more thing, the provodnikov and bradley that fought last night would put a beatdown on guerrero.
     
  12. Dunks

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    Bradley got walked down by Pacquiao & Ruslan:lol:

    Also how can Tim go toe to toe with Floyd? He cant force floyd to go toe to toe. Since when is Tim a pressure fighter? Is Bradley known for his defense or his power. He has 12 ko's. What would Floyd need to worry about?

    Wait so Pacquiao in many peoples opinions won at least 8-9 rounds vs Bradley but Mayweather would win by a point? ...good lord!

    This dude was knocked around the ring by a C class Junior Welterweight and was pounded with looping right hands over and over in 12 rounds. This guy Ruslan didnt even put in any body work. Tims corner was going to stop the fight because he couldnt stop 1 punch. Imagine Floyds entire arsenal unleashed on Bradley.
     
  13. brnxhands

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    floyd would stop bradley. especially with the style hes had the last 2 fights. Seein a different floyd. Im drunk so excuse me. But the way dude went 12 after he hurt him in the first without goin to the body was crazy. floyd would be pounding his rib cage. Bradley would not go 12
     
  14. Dunks

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    :rofl

    Ummmm what about Floyd.:huh....Nice deflection:patsch
     
  15. PBF24

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    Please crawl back under the rock you came out from under. You and the rest of the Pacmaniacs are irrelevant. Bradley can definitely beat Guerrero, but Floyd is still better than Bradley and your idol no matter how you slice it.