Timothy "Soft Hands" Bradley is so overated on this forum

[Spacey1991]

Witter is a good win.

Holt is a good win.

Campbell is a good win.

Peterson is an OK win.

Vasquez is an slightly OK win. (Guy who beat Bredis Prescott before Mitchell)

Maybe my boxing knowledge isn't deep enough, but at 140 no one active has better?

Also Edner CHerry... decent win...

All of that and hes only 26... he will tweak a few things as a fighter and become much more skilled. Plus he is starting to make a name for himself so he is getting bigger names... he could easily be the top guy in the future IMO.

[krispy kreme]

Totally disagree, Alexander made the step up very early and he is beating down tough fighters. Bradley has proven himself to be a quick volume puncher, with a lot of determination, and fairly good boxing ability.

[THE REED]

Safe.

Thank you for the 50k bro, Choo Choo for Roy!

What 50k?

[THE REED]

Totally disagree, Alexander made the step up very early and he is beating down tough fighters. Bradley has proven himself to be a quick volume puncher, with a lot of determination, and fairly good boxing ability.

The biggest problem with Devon fighting Pac is Devon likes to stand and trade too much, and he DOES get hit. Right before he stopped Urango, Urango was starting to close the distance and I felt Devon was slowing down just a TAD... Against Pac? Forget it... Not right now anyway.

[Spacey1991]

It's not what he's done, it's how he has done it.

Like I said.. Bradley, and Alexander are just to plain, and ordinary looking to me. Im not impressed in other words.

What because Bradley isn't as much as a come forward fighter as Valero? Just cause Valero KO's people which is really impressive doesn't mean Bradley's wins aren't nearly as impressive. Bradley is more of a boxer, and hes outboxed everyone hes faced and shown he has a lot of skills, plus Bradley is doing it against some pretty good names (well good names for a guy at this stage of his career anyway).

I saw him fight Witter on ITV and I thought he looked very good, then I saw him against Edner Cherry on Setanta (I think it was replacing the Guzman fight or something, when he didn't make weight) and he looked very good then. He looked very good against Holt too, despite getting KD'd at the start he got straight back up and got on with it and won nearly all of the rounds.

I honestly don't know how you can say he looks ordinary... he has a good amount of skill and potential.

[Sweet Jesus]

Let's see...

He's had 5 championship fights.
He's put 3 of those guys on their ass. Witter, Cherry, and Peterson.
He made one of the guys quit. Campbell.
So that leaves Holt as the only one to walk out of the ring without having taken a seat.

Not that bad for a man with soft hands.

[krispy kreme]

The biggest problem with Devon fighting Pac is Devon likes to stand and trade too much, and he DOES get hit. Right before he stopped Urango, Urango was starting to close the distance and I felt Devon was slowing down just a TAD... Against Pac? Forget it... Not right now anyway.

I agree with you. Alexander is damn good, but he surely still developing.

[PensionKiller]

What 50k?

You hit me up with 50k when I had 950k

Hit my millie bro lol.

You forgot me you BS A lister

[FloydTBE]

All of that and hes only 26... he will tweak a few things as a fighter and become much more skilled. Plus he is starting to make a name for himself so he is getting bigger names... he could easily be the top guy in the future IMO.

definatley, hes top 140 pounder atm

Totally disagree, Alexander made the step up very early and he is beating down tough fighters. Bradley has proven himself to be a quick volume puncher, with a lot of determination, and fairly good boxing ability.

bradley wuld beat alexander in my opinion, UD

[J.R]

I thought i was gonna enter this thread with facts and figures as to why he is overrated, but it turned out to be the TS opinion, which is fine, but doesn't exactly convince me otherwise of Bradley's obvious abilities.