He’s stuck in the middle of nowhere at the minute, he was a world class Crusierweight, but doesn’t seem have the style to have success at Heavyweight, he’s a better fighter than Wallin, but couldn’t break him down due to him not having the size to do so, should he stay at Heavyweight, keep improving and see how he does, or concede that he won’t have success at Heavyweight and move back down? To be fair, he did get Wallin in the corner quite a lot, but just didn’t let his hand go.
Bridger is crying out for some names with a bit of pedigree... Whether there's the money there to tempt him into a division that's struggling to get off the ground is another question.
Move back down to Cruiser and challenge Opetaia. He doesn't have the size or the skills to be effective at heavyweight.
If Bridgerweight is going to be a thing, he needs to live there. If not, drop to Cruiser. I wanted to see him compete at HW but he blew his chance against pillow-fist Wallin
He recently started training again and has stated that it will take at least a couple of months to get back in shape. He also said that another championship is his goal. So we will probably see him again this year, at some point. Dude would be a great addition to the Saudi cards.
Start by shaving that gross chest hair. Would have opponents punches slide off him rather than stick to his chest.
What is the source on that? Not that I doubt you or anything, but I would like to dig into it. I love the guy but after breaking both arms, he is going to have a hard time coming back. He seems to have the Donny Lalonde mental disorder because he is afraid to throw with power. Anyway, he still isn't old, and I would love to see him have a great return, although I think those saying cruiser are optimistic. Maybe the bridger thing...