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Timothy Bradley is one of the Most Overrated and Lucky Fighters in Recent History
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Originally posted by PorterIsFuture View PostSo Khan & Bradley beat half of the people in the division each. Is one more dominant than the other? Don't see it.
If he's not willing to admit Bradley wasn't one of (if not the best) 140lbrs then I don't even know what to say.
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Originally posted by PorterIsFuture View PostSo Khan & Bradley beat half of the people in the division each. Is one more dominant than the other? Don't see it.
Originally posted by SeekDaGreat View PostI don't even know what you're trying to say? That he was a bum and didn't clean out the rest of the division? That he wasn't arguably the best 140lbr during his campaign?
That literally makes no sense. When you dominate something, you leave no doubt, it's not "arguable".
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Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK View PostNeither "dominated the division" because they didn't fight each other.
You just said he avoided Khan, who was his biggest challenge at 140, yet still "dominated the division".
That literally makes no sense. When you dominate something, you leave no doubt, it's not "arguable".
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Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK View PostNeither "dominated the division" because they didn't fight each other.
You just said he avoided Khan, who was his biggest challenge at 140, yet still "dominated the division".
That literally makes no sense. When you dominate something, you leave no doubt, it's not "arguable".
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Originally posted by FeFist View PostCertain fights reveal a boxing fan's bias or puts their ******ity out there for the world to see.
I agree that Timothy Bradley is overrated. That being said, clinging to him getting buckled by Vargas is moronic. We have seen him in the ring with bigger punchers in Marquez and Pacquiao. What that should tell you is that the placement of a punch is equally, if not, more important; it should also tell you that some fighters don't pack a hard punch because of their style, which can change when they decide to sit down on their punch.
Bradley getting buckled was down to his poor defence, not an issue with his chin. For the entirety of the fight, Vargas was unable to hurt him but in the 12th round he sat down on his punch and caught him flush.
Should also be a lesson to people thinking they could go 12 rounds with a pro because of their KO record. Against a lesser opponent, they wouldn't have a problem landing hurtful punches at will.
Bradley didn't get hurt by Pacquiao but now when a feather fisted Vargas hurts him with a good, shot "OMG HE HAS A BAD CHIN".
Same goes with Pacquiao and Khan. Khan and Pacquiao have good chins but have lost 2 fights with KO's. Pacquiao actually got KO'D cold. Whereas, Khan was TKO'D.
Boxing fans can be too emotional sometimes.
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Originally posted by SeekDaGreat View PostWas he not one if the best 140lbrs?
How can you "dominate" a division when there's a dispute over who's the best. That would have been for the undisputed 140 title.
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Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK View PostThat's another myth. What "hard way"? He beat a few B-level fighters at 140 and then ducked his biggest challenge at that weight to fight Casamayor before stumbling into and being gift wrapped a fight with Pacquiao cos Bob ran out of TR opponents.
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Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK View PostOne of the best yes and Khan was one of best. They never settled who was the true best because Bradley refused to.
How can you "dominate" a division when there's a dispute over who's the best. That would have been for the undisputed 140 title.
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