Tim Bradly P4P best at 140?

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I think this guy could be tops at 140 and could beat hatton. He has all the skill to beat hatton, agree?

[squealpiggy]

Too green for Hatton at this stage. Beating Witter doesn't make you the best at 140.

[Silencers]

I'm not sold on him yet, he did seem like a well rounded fighter that handled the pressure of fighting Witter in his own backyard very well but I'll wait until Bradley gets a few more fights against top opposition and see how he does before making a decision on him.

[T-97]

I dunno if he could beat Hatton yet i think he may be too green. But i would say that when Hatton is gone either Malgnaggi or Bradley will be the top guy at 140. Probably Bradley as he has more dig.

[Scott9945]

Too green for Hatton at this stage. Beating Witter doesn't make you the best at 140.

Totally agree. He needs to prove he's the real thing before he can be regarded as the top junior welterweight.

[msagrain]

He is way too green.

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Why do people always ****ing say this.


P4P best at 135, 140, 147 etc.


Pound-for-pound is the term used to describe a fighter's value in relation to fighters of different weight classes.


pound for pound, is taking weight out of the equation. So you don't have to state it caus everyone at 140 is the same weight, Get it.

[Check]

I still think he hasn't received enough credit for what he did against Witter. Going into the UK like that shows massive balls. Hatton might beat him but the Hatton I seen last weekend leaves the door open for Mr. Bradley.

[msagrain]

Why do people always ****ing say this.


P4P best at 135, 140, 147 etc.


Pound-for-pound is the term used to describe a fighter's value in relation to fighters of different weight classes.


pound for pound, is taking weight out of the equation. So you don't have to state it caus everyone at 140 is the same weight, Get it.

also i say p4p aint who you have beat it is if you could beat a guy if you were the same size and weight with your skills.

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also i say p4p aint who you have beat it is if you could beat a guy if you were the same size and weight with your skills.

Yea that's what I said.

"Pound-for-pound is the term used to describe a fighter's value in relation to fighters of different weight classes."