Bradley beats Khan any day of the week.
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but if you ask bradley now thats hes made a lot of money whether he will fight khan, he would....he will fight anybody, he wants to go up to 154 to fight cotto or canelo for crying out loud and he is known as a relatively light puncher
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yea, same reason floyd avoided pacquaio, not to turn this into another floyd pac thread but just giving the example
but if you ask bradley now thats hes made a lot of money whether he will fight khan, he would....he will fight anybody, he wants to go up to 154 to fight cotto or canelo for crying out loud and he is known as a relatively light puncher
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-L5IT_9AsoE
Bradley literally said "What if I lose?" And we're talking about context? What possible context can it be said in that isn't an obvious duck?Comment
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Iirc he was speaking from a business prospective and not a fighter prospective and he used it in the context of a hypothesis.
It's pretty much the same as when khan ducked devon. Just because he's fighting him now doesn't mean he didn't try to duck him.
The bottom line is: so what if you think Bradley ducked Khan. He went on to bigger and better things and has proven to be the better fighter of the two without even stepping foot in the ring with him.
God, I hope this fight happens someday.Comment
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Iirc he was speaking from a business prospective and not a fighter prospective and he used it in the context of a hypothesis.
It's pretty much the same as when khan ducked devon. Just because he's fighting him now doesn't mean he didn't try to duck him.
The bottom line is: so what if you think Bradley ducked Khan. He went on to bigger and better things and has proven to be the better fighter of the two without even stepping foot in the ring with him.
God, I hope this fight happens someday.Comment
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