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

[King Koopa]

Give Kotelnik a rematch

[ny123]

if bradley does'nt fight alexander on the day he promised to fghit him, he is clearly ducking him...but based on their latest performances given the quality of the opponents, bradley beats alex and khan beats them both!

Khan is more talented then both but until i see him in there with a jrww who can punch i wont be sold on him beating either guy.

[-EX-]

I like both guys but I think Bradley takes this right now...

[baracuda]

Khan is more talented then both but until i see him in there with a jrww who can punch i wont be sold on him beating either guy.

i hear you.....but i think it takes more than a power puncher to stop khan...urango is never that guy.........too slow, to predictable, too robotic...alex cant outbox khan for ****, bradley cant hurt khan, you have to have the abilty to do both to beat a young amir imo!

[LeadUppercut]

Khan is more talented then both but until i see him in there with a jrww who can punch i wont be sold on him beating either guy.

That is exactly how I feel.

But I do not agree with your take on Bradley.

He publicly called out Devon, and all but guaranteed that he would be fighting him next at least 2 weeks ago.

There is nobody on Bradley's level at 140.

Khan is the closest, he could actually turn out to be a great fighter imo, depending on two things..... but he is not there yet, no way.

[ny123]

That is exactly how I feel.

But I do not agree with your take on Bradley.

He publicly called out Devon, and all but guaranteed that he would be fighting him next at least 2 weeks ago.

There is nobody on Bradley's level at 140.

Khan is the closest, he could actually turn out to be a great fighter imo, depending on two things..... but he is not there yet, no way.

I actually defended Bradley when he originally said the fight wasnt at its peak and that he would make it when they both could cash in but i dont see how now this fight is at its highest earning potential now after the poor performance by Devon. I do think he beats Alexander and i have thought that even before the Kotelnik fight. I just have a feeling and i could be wrong that if Alexander looked great in his last fight this fight wouldnt be made as soon.

[LeadUppercut]

I actually defended Bradley when he originally said the fight wasnt at its peak and that he would make it when they both could cash in but i dont see how now this fight is at its highest earning potential now after the poor performance by Devon. I do think he beats Alexander and i have thought that even before the Kotelnik fight. I just have a feeling and i could be wrong that if Alexander looked great in his last fight this fight wouldnt be made as soon.

Aaah ok, yea good point.

I think I just need this fight, after the Floyd/Manny bull****

Maybe Shaw and King could really blow this thing up.

And there is always the thought that one of them could lose before this fight happens, or that Bradley could move to 147.

[Dave Rado]

Bradley says Alexander was exposed and now the fight is talked about being made.... i smell a ***** move on Bradleys part just a few weeks ago the fight wasnt at its financial peak and all of a sudden after Alexander gives the worst performance if his career the fight is ripe. Give me a ****ing break

Bradley said he would fight Alexander next immediately after he beat Abregu - before the Alexander-Kotelnik fight. So no ***** move, you're just not keeping up.

[Dave Rado]

i hear you.....but i think it takes more than a power puncher to stop khan...urango is never that guy.........too slow, to predictable, too robotic...alex cant outbox khan for ****, bradley cant hurt khan, you have to have the abilty to do both to beat a young amir imo!

Khan was nearly knocked out by Willie Limond, a feather-fisted fighter who would be flattered to be called a journeyman Lightweight, and who has zero skills and absolutely no punch (8 KOs in 33 wins).

He was also badly shaken by Michael Gomez, another journeyman Lightweight with no skills, who was way past his prime when they fought; and he was brutally knocked out by Breidis Prescott, who has a big punch but has zero skills and who was easily outboxed by Kevin Mitchell.

So you don't seem to have followed his career very closely, given what you posted.

Sure Khan has improved dramatically under Roach, but he has been kept well away from anyone who can punch ever since the Prescott loss, and he blatantly ducked Maidana. Until he does fight someone who can punch, the jury will be out on whether he will ever be a world class fighter.