Whose win over Marquez was better: Mayweather or Bradley?

[SeekDaGreat]

Most definitely the way Bradley struggled to a split-decision was by far way more impressive than when Mayweather completely dominated him, floored him, and cruised to one of his easiest wins in his career.

Only a ****** can't see that.

In case you guys couldn't tell, I was being completely sarcastic.

[V.WEBB]

Marquez was 40 years old and hadn't fought in a year against Bradley.

They don't want to mention that though.

[littlemac]

FLoyd clearly. Floyd made easy work out of a world class fighter like Marquez making him look like a tune up even after Floyd was coming off a long layoff.

[ramses07]

Mayweather shut him down, Bradley was outlanded in the power punch dept

How is this even a question?

[littlemac]

Most definitely the way Bradley struggled to a split-decision was by far way more impressive than when Mayweather completely dominated him, floored him, and cruised to one of his easiest wins in his career.

Only a ****** can't see that.

Floyd definitely struggled to give Marquez more then one round then Bradley did. Bradley's win clearly more impressive.

[V.WEBB]

FLoyd clearly. Floyd made easy work out of a world class fighter like Marquez making him look like a tune up even after Floyd was coming off a long layoff.

18 whole months he was off.

[Doctor_Tenma]

For one, I didn't think Bradley-Marquez was close, it was a competitive 8-4 Bradley. Mayweather fought the better version, Marquez had better legs, quicker hands, all which would have helped him considerably against Bradley. Both great wins but Mayweather fought the better version and won in dominant fashion.

[Espy]

Did Marquez even land a power punch against Floyd?

[littlemac]

Did Marquez even land a power punch against Floyd?

I think Marquez landed one on Floyd's glove at the start of the twelfth round.

[Espy]

I think Marquez landed one on Floyd's glove at the start of the twelfth round.

On another note I'm sure that the weight was the reason Marquez was unable to find Floyd at all. It's clear that the weight gained from jumping up 2 divisions was centered around Marquez's eyelids forcing him to become blind and miss the target the entire fight. Obviously Floyd's movement, timing, speed and boxing ability didn't influence the fight at all. That's ludicrous.