People talk about Alexander being better than Bradley, but against Witter...

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  1. rayhogan

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  2. Antwuan Maxx

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    Peterson may have quicker hands than Kotelnik, but his agility is nothing to speak of. He looked fairly cumbersome and plodding against Bradley. He's not very versatile, if anything he's pretty one-dimensional, and completely gives way to his punches with the sound effects he makes. Considering Bradley, a moderate puncher, hurt this guy practically every time he landed cleanly in the first few rounds of their fight, I think Alexander would have a good chance of getting him out of there.

    It's easy to say things like "Peterson probably would win every round against Kotelink" when the chances of that fight materializing are slim to none. So we'll likely never know that. But what we do know, is Kotelink has been competitve at a level that Peterson has yet to prove he can compete at.
     
  3. rayhogan

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    Dude most people here beside me even said Bradley vs Witter was competitive until like the late rounds when Bradley took over. Devon was nailing shots after shots on Witter. Devon even stunned Witter on more then 3 occasion. Face it Devon beat Witter far better then Bradley did cause not only Devon dominate Witter but he made Witter quit something Bradley couldn't do. Don't give me the elbow injury bs excuse. And Devon became the first man to stop great chin Urango. <<<Something Berto and Hatton couldn't even do.
     
  4. HENDO

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    How can you question Peterson's versatility when at times he even managed to get lower than Bradley.

    While he did look confused against Bradley, I think that is due to Bradley's experience and versatility.

    Kotelink blocks punches with his gloves, but rarely moves his head, and he looks to be on the decline. Peterson is faster in everything he does, younger, and has a much higher upside.

    In fact after his loss against Bradley, I think he's being underrated. He looked very game in that fight despite losing relatively wide.
     
  5. Pax

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    I totally agree. Bradley is def top dog at 140 in my opinion. Alexander is a great fighter but too much stock was put in the urango KO.
     
  6. HENDO

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    I don't care what people that never saw the fight say about the Witter Bradley fight.

    What does their opinion matter? They see that Alexander stopped Bradley and already made a conclusion.

    But if they actually watched both fights, they would see that Bradley fought much more cautiously, didn't take any punishment at all, but managed to completely outbox Witter.

    Alexander might have won more dominantly, but he took almost as many punches as he threw.

    And the fact that he knocked out Urango, doesn't mean ****. Who is Urango? Hatton didn't just beat Urango, he OUTBOXED him.

    Hatton OUTBOXED him.

    What does that say about Urango?
     
  7. HENDO

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    Also, people talk about Alexander's age, but what about Bradley?

    At 26 his resume is stacked.
     
  8. rayhogan

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    Hatton wrestle Urango in a boring fight while Devon barely even hold in the Urango fight. Devon didn't fought scared the way Hatton and Berto did. So in that arguement you just made about that is freaking weak.
     
  9. HENDO

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    Hatton holds in every fight, that's nothing new.

    But when they weren't clinching, Hatton was easily outboxing this guy.

    And who does Hatton outbox?

    And yes, Berto held, but he still won every round by a wide margin, and seemed to be less concerned about knocking his opponent out than winning the fight and trying out his "new" style.

    Out of all these fighter, Devon was hit the most against Urango.
     
  10. rayhogan

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  11. rayhogan

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    Hatton hold way too much in the Urango fight. Berto fought scared with his holding and running while Alexander didn't.
     
  12. rayhogan

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  13. rayhogan

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    If Devon was holding way too much like Berto and Hatton, he would have won every rounds and wouldn't have been tagged.
     
  14. RAW

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    I agree people are pumped off alexander's ko of urango. Bradley looks like a better boxer but i'm not sure if he wants to fight alexander just yet. If the fight does get made alexander better watch out for the head butts, they will be coming. SHOULD BE A GOOD FIGHT THOUGH IF IT GETS MADE.
     
  15. StreetsOfGold

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    I love how witter is brought up as some yardstick yet when witter was around before nobody thought of him as anything even remotely special.
    He is and was a stay at home overrated domestic level boxer that fought a few names at the end of his protected career.