Julio Cesar Chavez Sr vs Timothy Bradley At 140

Bradley takes a HORRIFIC beating and is stopped in about 8-10 rounds.

Not a competitive fight AT ALL.

 

Bradley wouldn't last the distance. No need for any judges.

 

If there's one fighter that made a "legacy" based off robberies it's Chavez Sr.

 

Chavez absolutely destroys Bradley. Then people like Scar, 20 years down the line, would label Bradley as a cab driver.

 

Oh STFU you know nothing!

I'm hardly a Chavez fan, but Whitaker fight aside, Chavez's legacy is based off him being quite honestly, one of the best fighters thats ever lived.

This matchup is a joke as it is.

Bradley would be nothing more than a fringe contender in Chavez's era.

 

lol, this is too stupid to even contemplate.

 

Not only that, but Bradley's style coupled with the lack of power, makes it a complete mismatch. Easy night for Chavez.

The hardest part for Chavez would be punching Bradley's hard skull at will without injuring his hands.

Than of course, Chavez would be smart enough to just attack the mid section.

 

Chavez's legacy is being the King of the Can Crushers. Hail hail.

 

True, except you've maybe overstated his chances to even say he would last that long.

 

I am willing to say that all fighters in their current state, at 130 and 135 and possibly even 140, would get dismantled by Chavez Sr.

We would then look back and label all of them "cans".

 

Meldrick Taylor, and Edwin Rosario would have both ****ed Bradley up.

Or do you even know who Taylor, and Rosario are?

 

I'd say he'd last at least 8. He's a tough guy with a lot of heart, and Chavez liked to punish guys for a long period. 8-9 rounds sounds about right before Chavez stops him.

Now if we were talking about a whirlwind like Aaron Pryor, then I struggle to see Bradley lasting 6.

 

Possible even 140?

Who in the Hell at 140 today is beating a prime Chavez?

Matthysse or Garcia?

RIOS???:rofl:rofl

 

Chavez by stoppage