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Everybody is on his **** talking about how he'll beat everybody at 140. No doubt he deserves his position in the sport and I got him top ten P4P, but he's not beating Alexander. Believe that.
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Him and Bradley is a toss up, both fighters have exploitable flaws. -
Alexander has pop though and controls distance better (uses better ring generalship).Originally posted by Earl-Hickey View PostComment
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hasegawa got more japanese fans than bradlet having americans fans...true story..Comment
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i never said hasegawa would beat everyone at 118. i was pulling for him, and i still would in a rematch. i think bradley can be the best at 140. bradley-alexander is fairly even imo but i'd be cheering for bradley.Comment
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I'm not comparing their fan bases on a national level. I'm talking about how people who follow boxing to a Q view them.Originally posted by gongin View PostComment
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Who isn't overrated nowadays?
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Would you care to elaborate? Not saying I disagree, but I would like to see why you believe that....I don't think Bradley is a pure boxer like some people like to think, he's a grinder/hustler.....he out hustles you and out works you to win rounds, I think him against Alexander would be one of hell of a fightComment
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I think Bradley is different though. His style and plus side leave alot more opportunities for defeat than Hozumi.
Hozumi is slick, can brawl, incredibly accurate and southpaw at that. With kayo power in both hands. So when sizing him up with others, it's hard to see him lose.
Bradley is a tough guy but his style, from what I have watched. I wouldn't favor him against speedy boxer types. Guys who like to point fight and evade.Comment
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I analyze their styles and it's not just Alexander's power advantage over him. It's the whole package. Better jab, stamina is a toss up, better footwork, better chin (Urango hits harder than Holt). This is why Bradley is saying he'll fight Maidana, Khan, and then Alexander.Comment
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