Comments Thread For: Joel Diaz: Bradley The Same as Before Provodnikov Fight

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Joel Diaz didn’t like anything about Timothy Bradley’s brave performance against Ruslan Provodnikov, other than that Bradley won their spectacular slugfest.

Bradley’s trainer considers his reckless strategy that night unnecessary and unhealthy, and Diaz doesn’t want Bradley to suffer from serious boxing-induced physical issues once the Palm Springs, Calif., native retires. But now that Bradley (30-0, 12 KOs, 1 NC) has completed an entire training camp for his WBO welterweight title defense against Mexican legend Juan Manuel Marquez (55-6-1, 40 KOs) on Saturday night in Las Vegas, Diaz is completely confident the Provodnikov fight hasn’t permanently damaged Bradley.
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[MDPopescu]

Bradley seemed OK in the interview. But let's see how he reacts to JMM's right punches.

[Frank Ducketts]

As long as he has a clean bill of health...that's all that matters.

[bojangles1987]

I hope he's good. Bradley at his best is a major factor at welterweight.

[El Angel]

I hope he is 100%. I tend to doubt it though.

[LAPete]

Diaz is making a smart and VERY caring observation for his fighter. Hopefully he throws the towel in if he see's Timothy in serious danger.

[MDPopescu]

Diaz is making a smart and VERY caring observation for his fighter. Hopefully he throws the towel in if he see's Timothy in serious danger.

Hopefully. Tim seems dangerously overoptimistic.

[Tay Roc]

I am glad to hear he sought professional help and underwent therapy. Every boxer should seek those types of services after they've had a concussion.

[moonshineman]

Bradley's OK. JMM thinks he knows it all. If Bradley starts out like Juan Diaz did against Marquez, he can overwhelm him and get him off balance. JMM doesn't like a fast pace.

[P-4-P-King]

Hopefully he is fine. Lets go Desert Storm!