Comments Thread For: Tim Bradley Storms His Way To a Knockout of Rios

[aboutfkntime]

He would box Thurman's, Porters, and Khan's, Brook's ears off. He would be like a hornets nest on their a$$. He and Atlas are perfect together and he needed to new person to motivate him and he has never been this motivated.

He has always had that mad drive, always.... been watching Bradley for years.

Hes just in a good place mentally, he was on point physically, and he stuck to a very good gameplan against a lower-level opponent.

I'm sure you're right about Atlas, absolutely..... but Bradley did not suddenly become an outstanding world-class fighter today.

[turnedup]

Tim in my eye did outpoint Pacquiao in the first fight. He also caused more damage to Pacquiao than Pacquiao did to him in the rematch. Pacquiao was literally being lifted up off the canvas from every shot Bradley will land on him. Pacquiao ran around until Bradley got tired in that rematch.

Every shot? Man that's a hell of a reach, that was a close fight in which Bradley landed one straight punch that move Pacquaio backwards on the retreat...guess all the professional boxing writers and about 8 out 10 fans are wrong though...Not sure what rematch you saw but Tim fought Pacquaio's fight instead of his own and got whopped. END OF STORY.

[richardt]

This is all hypothetical and there are things each of those boxers has that would give bradley serious problems, out of the three I think Porter is the easier of the fights but Thurman and Brook both could capitalize off Bradley's freezing his head about belt line high. We'll see.

I say he beats them all and time will tell. I've see WAY more flaws in Porter and Thurman and Brook than in the Bradley that dominated JMM and Rios.

[IIG]

Bradley was working them combinations like a mf. I really like Rios, and I was legitimately saddened by his head getting snapped back that often. He needs no more punishment. Very happy for Tim though, I think he's finally back to being himself. Teddy Atlas is the man, nothing new to me.

[aldo5408]

Did it hurt gurlie boo? Boohoo! LOL!!!!!!!!

Bradley beats pac again your still mad?

[Brickyardigan]

Bradley looked exceptional tonight. Good tactics and game plan from his corner too.

Rios looked like a weight drained zombie all week and then a bloated cadaver on fight night. He's made a good call to hang up the gloves, with his face-first defence he would ship some serious damage if he continued fighting. He's probably made more money and had more success than anyone would have predicted, he can retire happy and help Garcia out at the academy.

He's been fighting like this for the past 3 fights now. He just stuck to a solid gameplan this time, but he pretty much been doing the same style. Sitting on his punches, moving outside range and then smother shots inside to land body shots and vicious pivot punches. Y'all just now noticing...

[mathed]

He has always been that fighter.

Fk all is going to change in 1 camp guys.

A great gameplan, and Bradley was on point tonight.

Atlas will likely be a great influence but lets not pretend this just happened overnight, Bradley has been a top fighter for years..... he was 9 on my P4P list BEFORE this fight.

This is just the beginning.........you will die!!!!

[turnedup]

Brook ducked Rios over a rematch clause, you sucker.

Here we go with the insult shhh..thank you for showing your stripes early on. It amazes me what fake @ss fans consider a duck these days. By your logic if Brooks fights Rios tears an ACL or something he shouldn't be entitled to a rematch. Thanks.

[The Collector]

I'm happy for Timmy...seems Altas/Bradley marriage will work, Bradley tends to lose concentration in fight and Teddy's in your face ways wont allow it...now, I can't take much of this fight cause I was expecting Tim to win by a wide UD, but didn't expect Rios to quit...damn, 170 lbs and still quit!!! Let see what the future brings....hope isn't Cotto pr Canelo... they're too big for Timmy!!!

[Brickyardigan]

Every shot? Man that's a hell of a reach, that was a close fight in which Bradley landed one straight punch that move Pacquaio backwards on the retreat...guess all the professional boxing writers and about 8 out 10 fans are wrong though...Not sure what rematch you saw but Tim fought Pacquaio's fight instead of his own and got whopped. END OF STORY.

Let's be honest Pacuaiao always had bias on his side, due to the hope of a Mayweather fight and the unnecessary underrating of Bradley. Bradley was killing Pacquiao's body. Rewatch that fight, Pacquiao was running backwards scared of Bradley for the first six rounds, letting Bradley swing for the fences instead of engaging him. I mean the professional writers opinions means ****, they have GGG and Gonzalez in the top 3 P4P. Their word and perspective on boxing means little.