why is Tim Bradley #1 JrWW on anybody's list?

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  • jrosales13
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    #21
    Originally posted by BoxerDood
    To be fair, Kotelnik would have schooled Judah too.
    Yes he would have.

    Alexander was over hyped no mistake about it. He was not as good as advertised especially by that fat fuck Dan Rafael. I honestly don't know why anybody reads what that F'ing idiot has to say.

    But, Judah? Zab Judah? A washed up Judah at that?

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    • Phenom
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      #22
      Originally posted by ny123
      I would like to see L. Peterson vs Maidana or Kotelnik because imo those are the 2-3 best guys on Bradley's and Khan's resumes.
      True had Khan fought Lamont instead of McCloskey like it was Originally planned then Bradley would have no a case at all to be ahead of Khan inactivity or not

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      • Faerun
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        #23
        Originally posted by BoxerDood
        Bradley's resume:

        Devon Alexander (gave Matthysse all he could handle)
        Not really.

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        • Left Hook Tua
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          #24
          Originally posted by BoxerDood
          To be fair, Kotelnik would have schooled Judah too.
          probably.

          very , very underrated win for khan.

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          • ny123
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            #25
            Originally posted by jrosales13
            Yes he would have.

            Alexander was over hyped no mistake about it. He was not as good as advertised especially by that fat fuck Dan Rafael. I honestly don't know why anybody reads what that F'ing idiot has to say.

            But, Judah? Zab Judah? A washed up Judah at that?
            Dont forget Kellerman calling him future p4p#1 material too. I had a good laugh when he said that.

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            • jrosales13
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              #26
              Originally posted by Left Hook Tua
              he earned the #1 spot AT THE TIME but that doesn't mean you can't lose it.

              just because he hasn't lost doesn't mean he can't get bumped down.


              khan's 140 resume is more impressive imo.

              even if you think bradley's is better , the fact that it's comparable even though khan just jumped to 140 2 years ago says it all.
              This is a damn good post...And, I agree...No doubt Khan should be ranked #1 at 140 today.

              And, I think he will be by The Ring and by BoxingScene. They're the 2 most respectable rankings out there IMO.

              I think the TS is impatient. It's Sunday the day after the fight. Usually rankings are not updated until Monday or Tuesday.

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              • BoxerDood
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                #27
                Originally posted by Left Hook Tua
                he earned the #1 spot AT THE TIME but that doesn't mean you can't lose it.

                just because he hasn't lost doesn't mean he can't get bumped down.


                khan's 140 resume is more impressive imo.

                even if you think bradley's is better , the fact that it's comparable even though khan just jumped to 140 2 years ago says it all.
                So if Floyd were to fight Khan and Bradley next, and Manny were to fight some cab drivers, would that make Floyd p4p king? No. You have to beat the best to become the best. And how is Khan's resume more impressive?

                Alexander > Judah
                Lamont Peterson > Andriy Kotelnik
                Kendall Holt > Malignaggi
                Miguel Vazquez = Maidana (and Vazquez could very well box his shoes off)
                Junior Witter > Salita

                Bradley's only good wins before Khan moved up were Vazquez and Witter, so that isn't a valid argument. There's also the inactivity, which isn't his fault. If Maidana hadn't pulled out last year, his resume would s**t on Khan's.

                With that being said, I think Khan's better, but it wouldn't be right to put him at #1 just yet. At least give Timmy a chance to make his claim.

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by Phenom
                  Tim Bradley had only one fight at 140 in almost 2 years a technical decision win over Devon Alexander, the guy has been too inactive in the Division to be ranked that high so why anybody rank him ahead of Amir Khan right now?

                  LOL....dude he fought 6 months ago. He beat the guy that nearly everyone thought was the number 1 guy in the division.

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                  • Left Hook Tua
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                    #29
                    Originally posted by BoxerDood
                    So if Floyd were to fight Khan and Bradley next, and Manny were to fight some cab drivers, would that make Floyd p4p king? No. You have to beat the best to become the best. And how is Khan's resume more impressive?

                    Alexander > Judah
                    Lamont Peterson > Andriy Kotelnik
                    Kendall Holt > Malignaggi
                    Miguel Vazquez = Maidana (and Vazquez could very well box his shoes off)Junior Witter > Salita

                    Bradley's only good wins before Khan moved up were Vazquez and Witter, so that isn't a valid argument. There's also the inactivity, which isn't his fault. If Maidana hadn't pulled out last year, his resume would s**t on Khan's.
                    actually yeah. if pacquiao is fighting scrubs and mayweather is beating better competition , pacquiao would lose his spot to him.

                    do you not know this?


                    dude , you <=> are all fucked up for those fighters tbh.

                    i mean just look at the 1st one.

                    alexander > judah?

                    alexander just lost to the guy judah beat last year.

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                      #30
                      Khan is the number one JWW now. Bradley hasn't been doing enough recently. His win over Alexander doesn't mean much now that Devon has arguably lost two other fights.
                      Khan is now the man to beat in the division. Not that Bradley wouldn't have smashed Judah either though...

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