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Skill wise Bradley would be a threat at any division (p4p) but thats why there are weight classes & why p4p is mythical.
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Good defense you say? Bradley fights the way some people wish Floyd would fight. Box but also stand there and slug away. Those people, however, DKSAB. Bradley listens to his corner as well as Arturo Gatti did.Comment
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Way too small. He shouldn't even be at 147. He had no power at 140 and definitely has none at 147, although he's built like a statue.Comment
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People put entirely to much stock in size. If we were comparing a welterweight to a light heavyweight I can see it, but we are talking 2-3 inches and 5-10 lbs for most of the top guys at 154. The Charlo twins and Andrade being the exception. Andrade is the only guy at 154 I would favor over Tim. Not saying they would'nt be tough fights or that he could'nt lose. Just saying I would favor him.Originally posted by Boxfan83 View Post
Size is useful when a guy actually knows how to use his size effectively, rare, or when all things being equal in the fight, size is the only clear advantage.
Assuming Tim gets by Vargas, which he should. I have no problem with him testing the waters with an opponent like K9 and see whats available after that.Comment
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Not really, possible HOF career, just had three big paydays and appears to be angling for a fourth.Originally posted by LarryXXX View PostComment
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Exactly! Gave ward his toughest fight(says ward) in the amatuersOriginally posted by pretty boy_ View PostComment
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Bradley's ready for middleweights too.
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Bradley is like 5'5.
He doesn't need the extra disadvantage, do yourself a favour and keep some weight off your shoulders.Comment
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Pfffffffahahahahahahaha!Comment
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I'd pick him over K9, that's about it.
Lara and Andrade would beat him handily.Comment
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