Comments Thread For: Tim Bradley Says: "Devon Alexander Was Exposed!"

[GloriousG]

Alexander's problem in that fight was that he didn't adjust. He just kept doing the same thing over and over and it never was working or doing any damage. If he cant make adjustments than he is just going to be a one dimensional fighter throughout his career. I think Bradley has way more in the arsenal and i think Maidana would knock him out cold. The real unification fight in my opinion is Maidana Bradley.

[Blue Heffner]

Even though Kotelnik defense is better than Bradley's, I think he's going to beat the hell out of Devin. Before that performance, I thought Alexander had a pretty good chance, now I think Khan and Bradley beat him.

He knew he lost the fight. Every question Kellerman asked, he started off his answers with, "You know what.....you know what." He started to sound like a Lil John hook.

[Gratide]

I'm not too passionate about this divsion but I think the decision was way too wide , I had it scored a draw . I've seem Khan and he looks good .

[tomatocantender]

Alexander's problem in that fight was that he didn't adjust. He just kept doing the same thing over and over and it never was working or doing any damage. If he cant make adjustments than he is just going to be a one dimensional fighter throughout his career. I think Bradley has way more in the arsenal and i think Maidana would knock him out cold. The real unification fight in my opinion is Maidana Bradley.

I hear exactly what you're saying, but my biggest problem with saying the real uni is w/ Bradley v. Maidana is that the contract was already 50% signed for that fight to go down. Do I believe Maidana in that he only faked the back injury to bide time with his mgmt team et al...yeah I kinda do. But he still has to be held accountable in the fans' eyes for not stepping through those ropes when it was the perfect time (post Ortiz and that wet-behind-the ears youngster he recently beat) to face Bradley. So much can happen it just a matter of 6 months like if Bradley would have felt that he enjoyed the extra meals and pemanently stayed at welter etc. So I would just be careful in automatically raising Maidana's name to the top 2 based off of him letting that opportunity fly out the window.

[King Ju-Ju]

It was 2000 people what's ya point??

See that wasn't so hard now was it???

[kingfaze19]

i agree with bradley 100%... all i saw was devon getting tagged left and right, kotelnik's high guard blocked alot of devon's blows and you could see in the later rounds how devon's confidence was going down, he didnt even wanna look at cunningham in the eyes.

but kotelnik had no chance at a decision, like clottey thinking he would get a win vs cotto in puerto rican country/new york.

devon threw more but kotelnik landed the more meaningful blows, he won to me.

[Rome-By-Ko]

See that wasn't so hard now was it???

Nope it was'int guess you had no point to make just wanted to know the answer to that question huh??

[iloveboxing2]

Top 3 Jr.WW....

Bradley,Khan and Alexander..Was my top 5: Alex,Tim and Amir...for now.

Alex at 23 will definitely improve but the problem is, he doesn't listen. After watching all these guys..Khan has a better chance of beating both fighters..because of his height and quickness...interesting division.

[-Antonio-]

Cunningham should have never talked so much ****. He made his fighter have to back it all up. Bradley is right though. And even though Urango is slow he was hitting Alexander plenty in that fight too.

[King Ju-Ju]

Nope it was'int guess you had no point to make just wanted to know the answer to that question huh??

Yup, I just wanted 2 know the answer to that question. Thanks for giving it 2 me.