the what fights did you watch today\scorecard thread.

115-112 Bradley

Kellerman is right, Bradley is what you would define as a real champion.
When Bradley decided to listen to his trainer, he was outboxing Ruslan well.
Bradley's intelligence is just on a different level to Ruslan. Credit to Ruslan though, Freddie says he hits harder than Manny Pacquiao.
I wasn't surprised to see Bradley on wobbly legs in the final portion of the 12th round. He had taken a beating like that in the first round, except he had been brutalised all night leading to the 12th.

How serious can we take Bradley when he says Ruslan can beat all of the 140 and 147lbers out there? I don't see Ruslan beating Matthyse. I haven't seen enough of Garcia to make a judgement.

Bradley vs Matthyse is a fight I'll love to see. I actually think Bradley will outbox Lucas.

 

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Done it. Blue t-shirt to right of screen once action gets going

 

Someone get that video to embed by quoting my post and doing it properly, please.

 

I was writing down scores and I was surprised that I had it 114-112 for Provodnikov. I scored the first round 10-9, even though Bradley was flopping around like Trevor Berbick. I scored the 2nd and 12th 10-8 for Provodnikov.

I like Bradley a lot. But he looked like a guy nearing his expiration date as a top fighter. Takes too many clean right hands.

 

p.s. I'll have to rescore some rounds. The fight didn't feel like the score i came up with. Great fight.

 

I haven't actually seen a single fight of Leo Santa Cruz.
I heard he's a good fighter with a decent body shot.

Opinions on whether you see him being as good as Barrera/Morales?

 

Bit hard to judge ain't it?! He's only just started.

Morel was shot, but watch Leo smash him up. Good showing. I rate him, but way too early to tell yet. Reminds me of a small, more technical, Margarito.

 

I think so too, but I don't think Bradley should fight another puncher at least for a while...well never again would be a safer option he gave a hell of a fight and garnered alot more fans and respect but at probably a huge personal cost.

 

How did Kasahara manage to survive the distance againt Soo-Hwan Hong?:shock:

 

Do I have this????

Anyway, I have highlights of Hwong Vs.....CABANELA (at last) and Cardona on the way :happy

As well as Montana-Wolgast, Nazarov-Thobela II and much more.

 

No.

You've been slacking lately, Flea - I'm sorry but you can no longer be recoginized as the best.

It was uploaded by the P4P#1 youtube uploader rayrobinson333 - his high level of activity and quality of uploads deserves the highest praise.

Nazarov-Thobela 2 will put you back on top. Arguably.

Muangsurin-Perico Fernandez 2 will catapult you to ATG status. Definitely.

 

I don't think I ever was mayne.

Agree 100%.

Near the top is fine.

I regret to announce that I am not allowed to upload that. But you are welcome to come round my house and watch it whenever you like.

Hopefully Wolgast-Montana (12 ****ing minutes of it, not sure which of their bouts it is yet though) and Rodolfo Martinez KO6 Octavio Gomez, Rodolfo Martinez KO2 Jose Luis Meza and Rodolfo Martinez TKO6 Manuel Mendoza will make up for the above disappointing news.

 

Back in the days of an epic Pichit upload you were untouchable.

But once you've reached the top you've become complacent - avoiding serious competition and posting easy to beat uploads of LMR.

And suddenly, life lost all meaning.

Thank you for the invitation.
Really appreciate it.

I don't think that's possible in the near future though.

Wolgast is never a bad idea:good

What's up with all R.Martinez fights?

Are you trying to persuade Addie that Zarate competition wasn't **** or something?

 

Yes, that's exactly what I'm doing actually :good

 

Lester, you see the beating Hong laid on deaf-mute mini-Ali Thanomchit Sukhothai? From about 1:10 onwards. The Thai takes a devastating beating, comes back, forces Hong to be at his, ahem, slickest, gets flattened again, comes back again, gets battered again, it looks like Bradley-Provodnikov from far away (but better, obviously)

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The Korean could really dig, but didn't stop that many. Not quite a deceiving K.O% as Kendall Holt or Shozo Saijo perhaps, but a puncher all the same. Bear in mind, Sukhothai was only stopped by heavy punchers in Zamora and Rubeldino, and on film we only have him getting stopped on his feet. Not stopped by Navarette in a few bouts either.

Kasahara withstood a frightful beating though.