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

[Rome-By-Ko]

Agreed.....

[JBell11]

I see Bradley tapping Alexander everytime he doesn't move his head.


Do you know how often that is?

Although I do agree that it hasn't been Alexander's best fight, I do think you and many others are looking into the Kotelnik fight a little too much. Kotelnik, in his own right, is a solid fighter who will give anyone problems as he did against Khan.

Alexander has a problem with moving his head. That is true, however Bradley has consistently proven that he swings wildly in many different fights, against different opponents' styles (boxers and punchers alike).

So, to my original point; with Devon has been consistent with his volume and speed plus the consistent speedy jab will give Bradley a problem.

He will think twice about coming in despite Alexander's "reactionary" style. Bradley's movement will be the key to beat Alexander, but IMO Alexander catches Bradley with an accurate right cross.

[THE REED]

Although I do agree that it hasn't been Alexander's best fight, I do think you and many others are looking into the Kotelnik fight a little too much. Kotelnik, in his own right, is a solid fighter who will give anyone problems as he did against Khan.

Alexander has a problem with moving his head. That is true, however Bradley has consistently proven that he swings wildly in many different fights, against different opponents' styles (boxers and punchers alike).

So, to my original point; with Devon has been consistent with his volume and speed plus the consistent speedy jab will give Bradley a problem.

He will think twice about coming in despite Alexander's "reactionary" style. Bradley's movement will be the key to beat Alexander, but IMO Alexander catches Bradley with an accurate right cross.

An accurate right cross?

He's a southpaw?


And while Devon hits Bradley, Bradley takes it like a champ.


Bradley will be able to get to Devon much easier than the other way around.


Devon will be backing up with no lateral or head movement, while Bradley moves in with nothing but lateral and head movement.

Those overhand rights Bradley throws will be ideal against a southpaw, too.

[rochemback]

My money would have been on Bradley even before the Kotelnik-fight, but that was a nice confirmation.
Bradley beats everyone at 140, including Khan.

[Check_hooks]

devon is still raw, he needs to hook up with a good trainer cuz he has potential but needs to mix it up more

[Rome-By-Ko]

Tim talking like he put a whoppin on Abregu 2 weeks ago. His win was a little bit better but he didn't knock the shoes off of the guy either. Bradley is doing a lot of talking man, I can't wait til 1 of the Jr Welters ko him. As far as attendance goes, Devon had almost 10,000, how many people showed up for Bradleys fight???

You again talking about **** sucking money talk about boxing skills why don't you??You say Timmy B did not look good in his last fight???He owned a bigger man an a better Puncher.Con fought who,Wha oh yea that's right Paulie a dude who could not punch and got tag alot in that fight I might add he did not show he was ready for Timmy TBH.Devon fought a guy not known for his power and was looking hurt everytime he was getting touch past the 5rd..It seems to me if one fighter is not totally KTFO of the other fight you say he is not that great...Come own dude Bradley's last three fights showed Bradley to be a master Boxer.Yes every fighter has flaws.Even the great Manny and Floyd do...So please...

[AKATheMack]

I thought that the "exposed" bull**** was just from idiots on NSB. Alexander won a close fight against a quality opponent and unfortunately for Bradley the things that Kotelnik "exposed" were that Devon has problems with attributes that Bradley doesnt possess. Wait till the fight is official before trying to build it up. **** talking while the top guys arent fighting each other makes them all look ridiculous.

[JBell11]

An accurate right cross?

He's a southpaw?


And while Devon hits Bradley, Bradley takes it like a champ.


Bradley will be able to get to Devon much easier than the other way around.


Devon will be backing up with no lateral or head movement, while Bradley moves in with nothing but lateral and head movement.

Those overhand rights Bradley throws will be ideal against a southpaw, too.

My apologies Left straight.

What does that mean, "take it like a champ?" Didn't Alexander "take it like a champ" against Kotelnik?

We will see...bro. I still think the Kotelnik fight is a telling fight, but not the be-all of Alexander. It's a learning experience that will only improve his style.

[Rome-By-Ko]

Although I do agree that it hasn't been Alexander's best fight, I do think you and many others are looking into the Kotelnik fight a little too much. Kotelnik, in his own right, is a solid fighter who will give anyone problems as he did against Khan.

Alexander has a problem with moving his head. That is true, however Bradley has consistently proven that he swings wildly in many different fights, against different opponents' styles (boxers and punchers alike).

So, to my original point; with Devon has been consistent with his volume and speed plus the consistent speedy jab will give Bradley a problem.

He will think twice about coming in despite Alexander's "reactionary" style. Bradley's movement will be the key to beat Alexander, but IMO Alexander catches Bradley with an accurate right cross.

If you are trying to say Bradley will be hit of course he will it's a fight.But Devon won't beat Bradley.Timmy has way to much head movement even when he swings wide he some how finds away to move his head with it and get it out of harms way.I'll say this out of all the fighters who last three fights have you been impressed with the most?Cons Devon's or Bradley's?

[IMDAZED]

Bradley can do everything Kotelnik can. Have you guys watched him fight? He has many, many styles.