Kellerman: "No One Can Dispute The Marquez vs Bradley Decision"

[jas]

7-5 Bradley but a clear 7-5 imo

[Public_Enemy]

I think Marquez won many of the later rounds and was able to land his counters where as he missed a lot of them early in the fight. Bradley put a lot of rounds in the bank early though and I felt he won a close decision. The 12th round was very pivotal to me and the counter Bradley landed that wobbled JMM pretty much won Bradley that round.

[Derranged]

Bradley won clearly.

[-PBP-]

The poll speaks for itself. This was not an "either way" type of fight. Clear winner, no controversy. At worst this was a 115-113 fight.

[IronDanHamza]

There is absolutely no question Bradley won the fight. It was close, Marquez made a push towards the end, but Bradley won.

That's just not true.

I had Bradley winning but it could easily have gone the other way.

The idea of Bradley dominating the fight is plain ridiculous.

[IronDanHamza]

The poll speaks for itself. This was not an "either way" type of fight. Clear winner, no controversy. At worst this was a 115-113 fight.

I always see this logic.

"The poll speaks for itself"

Then in another thread where The poll results are ******

"Haha look at the poll results. Only on NSB"

How do you know a lot of the people who voted Bradley didn't have it an either way fight? I voted for Bradley but I felt it could have gone either way.

[-PBP-]

That's just not true.

I had Bradley winning but it could easily have gone the other way.

The idea of Bradley dominating the fight is plain ridiculous.

He didn't "dominate" but there can be a clear winner in a close fight and this was the case here. He faded in the later rounds but built up enough of a lead and won the 12th where he almost dropped Marquez to get the decision.

[-Makunouchi-]

Clearly bradley won, jmm is always crying!

[IronDanHamza]

He didn't "dominate" but there can be a clear winner in a close fight and this was the case here. He faded in the later rounds but built up enough of a lead and won the 12th where he almost dropped Marquez to get the decision.

Right but there wasn't a clear winner in this fight.

This fight is yet another case of a close fight, with loads of close rounds, that easily be scored either way but considered a clear victory, it wasn't.

[Hougigo]

He didn't "dominate" but there can be a clear winner in a close fight and this was the case here. He faded in the later rounds but built up enough of a lead and won the 12th where he almost dropped Marquez to get the decision.

I'm on the train that he didn't win the 12th, but he did build a big enough lead to win the fight.

That punch almost dropped Marquez, but it didn't and I thought he was getting outworked and was too inactive in the last 2 rounds.

I thought he won it clearly though

Then again, who can take me seriously about Bradley?