Notice: Nate Campbell WAS in the fight.
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How is that the cut's fault then? If blood was dripping into his eye, then Cotto-Clottey should have been stopped too because surely Cotto had blood dripping in his eye...
If it was a blood vessel was cut, wouldn't that be more likely from a punch...say a right uppercut?Comment
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Obviously he was buzzed by a punch, but he was not as hurt as it looked. He was covering up and getting battered around, but he was blocking the punches. Bradley did a good job of making it look worse than it was.Comment
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Bradley throws plenty of body shots, but you are right in general.I think you are right, the amateur system has created a new breed of fighter who by and large has forgotten many of the old school tricks. Infighting is really becoming a lost art in the modern amateur system. The fighters that win are the fast fighters with long reach that can get off first and run. There is no reward for working the craft, or placing body shots, which is disappointing.Comment
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You've never been hurt by a bradley punch before! You wouldn't know how hurt he was!!!!111
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The butt started what happened. you know what I mean. He attacked him after the butt and from that point on it was all Bradley.Comment
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Thats not blood dripping into the eye. That is blood INSIDE THE EYEBALL. Blood from a possibly torn retina.How is that the cut's fault then? If blood was dripping into his eye, then Cotto-Clottey should have been stopped too because surely Cotto had blood dripping in his eye...
If it was a blood vessel was cut, wouldn't that be more likely from a punch...say a right uppercut?

Blood inside the eye, not running into the eye.Comment
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You make points that look good on the outside, but when you look at the facts, they fall apart. Nate went back to the corner clear as a bell. Thats not how a fighter that was badly hurt goes back to the corner. Just ask Antonio Margarito.Comment
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