Bradley has good recovery, but his chin is poor. Against a very active, aggressive fighter like Hatton, I can see him being stopped.
Hatton wins by KO.
He's been down twice in the Holt fight and the 2nd knockdown was more of a slip. Hes never been down otherwise in Professional/Amateur. His chin is good, he got up instantly from the Holt left hook most other 140 lbers would have stayed down from that left.
Bradley was not hurt at all after that shot. He got up within a second walked to the corner and took a knee to waste time. Most hurt boxers wouldn’t be able to do that
His brain would have been sliding around in his skull like a Magic Carpet ride.
Personally, I don't know how it couldn't have really hurt him. Dude's head actually bounced of the canvas. Some of the great guys just fool fighters that there not hurt.
Did you watch the Holt fight? Bradley was attacking that Body over and over and over his stamina is execellent.
And Bradley may throw more punches that Hatton but you wouldn't actually know ofcourse because non of his fights were tracked by Compubox. Instead of just making wild assumptions actually look at Bradley first.
i watched bradly against witter and holt although he was throwing alot more in the holt fight than the witter fight it still does not compair to hattons work rate
Ok maybe not poor, but distinctly average. Holt is not a huge hitter. He has good power, but less than 50% of his wins have come by KO. This suggests that he doesn't have the power many people claim he has. I can see Hatton knocking down Bradley several times, and forcing the ref to stop the fight.
Holt is a bigger hitter than Hatton and is much bigger than Hatton.
He's been down twice in the Holt fight and the 2nd knockdown was more of a slip. Hes never been down otherwise in Professional/Amateur. His chin is good, he got up instantly from the Holt left hook most other 140 lbers would have stayed down from that left.
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