Was Bradley more dominant against Vargas than Pac was?

[ShoulderRoll]

I haven't seen the fight yet but from what people are saying Jessie might have won 3 rounds last night.

Whereas against Bradley he lost almost every round except for the knockdown at the end.

[TheCell8]

Both Bradley and Pac had equal success against Vargas.

[LoadedWraps]

I haven't seen the fight yet but from what people are saying Jessie might have won 3 rounds last night.

Whereas against Bradley he lost almost every round except for the knockdown at the end.

Yea, the fight was close for spans of it.

There was more going on in the Bradley fight. Vargas looked good, but he was constantly getting beat to the punch, and he got knocked down early even though it was a flash knockdown. Vargas would have success when he threw punches and came forward, he would land some good shots inside and transitioning but then would sit back and be content with feints and ring generalship, which woulda been fine if he was up on the cards but he was down early. I think if Vargas was more active and took a few more risks in rounds where Pac was up mid way through the round he could have possibly upset Pac. I never got the feeling Vargas was going to beat Bradley, though the last second knockdown made it interesting at the end.

[Redd Foxx]

Vargas connected on Bradley but the general feeling was that Bradley was getting in the better and more frequent shots. Vargas commits so heavy on shots that it becomes real obvious when he's missing.
Thing is, Vargas genuinely knocked the shy out of Tim and might have finished him if he had even another minute to work with. He should have finished him with the time he had left but his accuracy is shyte. Pac got hit clean and didn't go jelly like that. Also, Pac was able to drop him.
All things considered, I'd call it around even.