Tim Bradleys Power.

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  1. ricardoparker93

    ricardoparker93 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Does Tim Bradley have a limit on his potential or chan he just keep getting better and better?
     
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  2. Rock0052

    Rock0052 Loyal Member Full Member

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    He's got enough power to be functional, it's just not spectacular. It's not a matter of bad form or technique, I just think he wasn't born with the punching power others have and his immense focus on conditioning doesn't make the most out of his natural punching power, either. That's a smart move; guys like Time (and Holyfield at Heavyweight and Joe Calzaghe) have the kind of conditioning where they can win fights from that and don't need to hit THAT hard- just enough for their opponents to respect it.
     
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  3. DeanoFlash

    DeanoFlash Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Holyfield is a great comparison
     
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  4. Boom_Boom

    Boom_Boom R.I.P Boxing 6/9/12 Full Member

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    He was putting a lot of damage to Campbell and got robbed of a tko win.
     
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  5. errsta

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    If you'll excuse the analogy, the guy is a long distance specialist, not a sprinter.

    I don't think he commits to his punches enough to be a power puncher and if he changed that, he'd do so at the expense of accuracy and stamina.

    If it ain't broke...
     
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