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Can Timothy Bradley be a success at 154?

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  • #71
    I don't know....

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    • #72
      Does anyone know what Bradley re-hydrates to for his Welterweight fights?

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      • #73
        Originally posted by el*** View Post
        Too small, no reach and no power.

        Pac atleast had power and good footspeed and he topped out at 150.

        The only reason Timmeh is talked about 154 is because there arent any fights left at 147. He can still go back to 140 though.
        What do you mean there arent any fights left at 147?

        Last time i checked Timmy has not fought Maidana, Thurman, Khan, Brook, Porter, Guerrero etc

        Bradley made a wise decision by re signing with top rank, that way he gets to fight limited fighters like diego chaves and big paydays against pacquiao and marquez...Tim would be way out of the P4P if he was fighting Al Haymon fighters. Same can be said for Marquez and Pacquiao.

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        • #74
          Originally posted by STREET CLEANER View Post
          Unless he headbutts the **** out of who ever he is facing he simply don't have the size or the punching power. He will be swinging for the fences everytime he punches and will gass out
          ^ This.

          Once he gets hit with a good clean shot, he'll retaliate with his usual looping wild swings and the bigger guys at 154lbs will beat the crap out of him. Bradley can box, but he's not a pure boxer like Floyd, Rigo, Lara, etc. When those guys get hit with a hard punch, they still remain focus and calm enough to execute their game plan unlike, Bradley. Once he gets hit cleanly with a nice punch, he'll revert to the same wild swinging Bradley who fought Ruslan.

          https://*************/watch?v=H-SpYVUOPMU

          This is how Bradley would probably look like at 154.

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          • #75
            When it's all said and done, Timothy Bradley doesn't really bring much to the table against anyone besides his big ass head, that's his greatest strenght in the ring.

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            • #76
              I would've said no, but being short and not Ko'ing everyone is the norm now.

              What's the name of the short African dude who boxes well and is around the light heavyweight division?

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              • #77
                Originally posted by mathed View Post
                I don't know how many people have outboxed JMM though. Pac was just too much for him and then there was Floyd, who outboxes everyone. The guy is one of the best technical counter punchers in the world.
                He outboxed jmm at a weight that benefited Bradley. Going up in weight would just hinder Bradley the same way it did with Marquez. Just wanted to remind anyone that might have forgotten

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                • #78
                  Originally posted by -MGM- View Post
                  He outboxed jmm at a weight that benefited Bradley. Going up in weight would just hinder Bradley the same way it did with Marquez. Just wanted to remind anyone that might have forgotten
                  Your inferring that JMM doesn't campain at 147. Which he does.

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                  • #79
                    he could if he really disciplines himself, he's got the footwork, chin and will

                    he's gonna have to dance

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                    • #80
                      Originally posted by SplitSecond View Post
                      he could if he really disciplines himself, he's got the footwork, chin and will

                      he's gonna have to dance
                      Even if he tries to stick and move, he'll still have a hard time winning. He's not that fluid and effective when he boxes. Guys like Cotto and Canelo would punish him.

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