I find Maidanas injury very strange.

[hammerhiem]

When did Bradley become a beast? I mean the kid has skills but he's not Tommy Hearns....

[DR.ORGYY]

Man thats a disapointment for sure i was looking forward to that fight big time......

[Irish Hitman]

Maidana is faking nobody he is the most dangerous p4p fighter with Paul williams and Valero

[RA-Box]

Based on Maidana's ring performances, I'm giving him the benefit of the doubt here.

[ИATAS]

Here we go again.

I've said it before. Boxing is the only Sport in the world where if a guy gets an injury, muppets online think he's faking it.

there have been a large amount of "back injuries" it seems within the past year though, seriously.

[tesla_power]

Not really sure but they only need 20 or so days off so let's give him the benefit of the doubt. An additional reason he is not "ducking" is that he is still looking for a career boost and this is it. If they are lying and use the 20 days for additional preparation, I'm ok it. Don't want an unprepared fighter in the ring. As long as the fight is done, I have no problems with the delay.

[TOBYLEE1]

Everything is fine in the Maidana camp and then just a week or so ago Bradley dumps the Abgreu(spelling) fight and this one is signed. Then out of the blue he gets a back injury? Seems a bit fishy. I don't think this guy wants this fight, but can you really blame him.

Maidana did get some damage in his last fight. They might want some more time to get ready cause Bradley is one of the best in the world. In these contracts about the only thing that can postpone a fight is an injury. Mike Tyson use to do this

[SoldierWarrior]

Maidanas is not David Haye, I doubt Maidana is afraid of anyone even if he loses to them.

[Pullcounter]

maybe, just maybe he actually DID get hurt?


injuries happen Check...

i know right, just like floyd's rib injury wasn't just an excuse to delay the fight until mexican independence day. some of u guys think too much.

[ATG Fighter]

I give him the benefit of the doubt. I don't think he is in a position to duck fights against the big guys of his division.