There's only 2 people defending Bradley in here probably Bradley himself and wife.
Tim Bradley DID NOT duck Khan.
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Everyone on this site has an "agenda" depending on perspective. Try to stick to the topic.
Anyway, probably the same reason he didn't mention "like...legitimately lose." The weird thing is, I listed three possible scenarios, one of which was being robbed. Yet you harp on that and ignore the other two. I think you should keep what I wrote, and what he said, in its proper context. Please refer to initial post.Comment
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Because you would never admit that one of your boys was worried about losing a fight to a guy you don't like (Khan). The agenda is obvious.Everyone on this site has an "agenda" depending on perspective. Try to stick to the topic.
Anyway, probably the same reason he didn't mention "like...legitimately lose." The weird thing is, I listed three possible scenarios, one of which was being robbed. Yet you harp on that and ignore the other two. I think you should keep what I wrote, and what he said, in its proper context. Please refer to initial post.Comment
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Why can't you admit that Bradley saw Amir Khan's style and ability as a legitimate threat to his undefeated record and his future career?
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No need to wonder because it's not about me. Concerning yourself with me is strange.
Anyway, I do believe he saw Khan as a threat. But I think, more importantly, he recognized that fighting Khan (or any other big name) without any promoter would be unwise. But he did say that he was willing to fight Khan once his situation was settled. What he didn't expect was to be tied up in court for the rest of the year with Shaw.Comment
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Lol ofcourse he ducked him, you forget what he himself said***8230; "What if I lose to Khan"
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Wonder why he didn't say any of that. I guess I should thank you for showing everyone the hidden meanings in Bradley's words.No need to wonder because it's not about me. Concerning yourself with me is strange.
Anyway, I do believe he saw Khan as a threat. But I think, more importantly, he recognized that fighting Khan (or any other big name) without any promoter would be unwise. But he did say that he was willing to fight Khan once his situation was settled. What he didn't expect was to be tied up in court for the rest of the year with Shaw.Comment
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