Excellent post. Bradley could have boxed and won this fight going away like he did in all the rounds he boxed. But he went and made it a real fight by trading with Provodnikov to show the fans a good fight. He already had my respect before this fight but now he cemented it. Incredible performance. This guy has an incredible will to win.
Comments Thread For: Diaz: Bradley Paid The Price, He Was Hurt in Every Round
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Honestly...I don't believe Bradley ever recovered from that first round..he got caught with a shot that would've put most to sleep..and his legs were out of there from that point on..he looked good in spurts in the beginning of most rounds then his legs would go..
Bradley's heart can not be duplicated..he fought off pure heart and will after that first round last night...I'm proud to be his fan!
Not really a fan of TB but i agree with your post. Great fight!Comment
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Joel Diaz was pleading with Tim in the corner to stop trading with him and just box him, but he wouldn't listen. Those types of shots lead to long-term brain damage.Comment
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i think bradley isn't going to be the same anymore...i don't think he has gotten over his robbery against pac and the backlash he recieved, i don't think he'll get over the backlash he's receiving right now with the ruslan fight, and definitely i think ruslan took something out of him physically with all those punches he ate..i mean bradley got beat so bad he sounded punch drunk during the interview.
bradley is done as far as being in his prime........Comment
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part of the reason why they slugged would obviously be bradley's willingness to trade.
however, bradley's legs never recovered fully after the first round. he was boxing decent after the second round was over, but he continued to look shaky on his legs. i really don't think they were there throughout the entire fight. during the 12th, second, first, and sixth (going off memory, have only seen the fight twice now,) he was out on his feet for real. scary stuff.
classic fight, though. without a doubt it will be in the running for fight of the year. it's a clear favorite so far.Comment
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Agreed. Bradley's a savage. He just doesn't have the power to fight that kind of fight and get the better of the exchanges.part of the reason why they slugged would obviously be bradley's willingness to trade.
however, bradley's legs never recovered fully after the first round. he was boxing decent after the second round was over, but he continued to look shaky on his legs. i really don't think they were there throughout the entire fight. during the 12th, second, first, and sixth (going off memory, have only seen the fight twice now,) he was out on his feet for real. scary stuff.
classic fight, though. without a doubt it will be in the running for fight of the year. it's a clear favorite so far.
If he is going to be successful at 147, he will have to be more of a boxer. Problem is he let's opponents bait him into exchanges and he gets sloppy.
His heart, will and determination is his greatest asset and his Achilles heel at the same time.Comment
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