no matter how valid the reasons are.... saying no to pacman at this point in time is like saying no to the royalties of england if they ask you to walk alongside them.....
excuse me for for the oa comparison... but pacman is the (debatable) king of the boxing world at the moment...
he is definitely missing a and loosing a lot by refusing to be with.... ''the man''
No he isn't "missing out"....... Boxing does not revolve around one fighter, either.
He's elite in my opinion. He has improved a ton and when most are having a hard time finding who would beat him @ 140, that's a sign of an elite fighter.
i saw him fight junior witter here in uk.... he is a force to reckon with(bradley) definitely.
no matter how valid the reasons are.... saying no to pacman at this point in time is like saying no to the royalties of england if they ask you to walk alongside them.....
excuse me for for the oa comparison... but pacman is the (debatable) king of the boxing world at the moment...
he is definitely missing a and loosing a lot by refusing to be with.... ''the man''
not how it works...he's looking at the big picture...Amir Khan could be his biggest fight in a year or two and why would he risk letting the opposing trainer see his style up close? its understandable why he said no
At 140 he is elite. And that was the question. To say he is not is just dumb. Look up the definition of the word elite and check out where Bradley stands at 140. If you're going to use the word at least use it correctly.
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