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  • -PBP-
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    #1

    Everybody is Gunning for the Top Except for Tim Bradley

    Khan vs. Pacquiao
    Spence vs. Brook
    Thurman def. Garcia
    Peterson is mando to Thurman

    Berto and Porter are fighting to put themselves back in title contention.

    It's an exciting time for the welterweight division and Tim Bradley is not involved. It seems like he is just a part time fighter trying to cash out against a big name like Canelo, Cotto or GGG. He built his legacy by fighting most of the top contenders at 140. But since he's moved to 147 his most notable moments are a robbery victory over Pacquiao, a draw with Chaves, going life and death with Ruslan, beating Vargas despite a scary ending and a career defining win over Marquez.

    He has no legit wins over top 10 welterweights (Vargas was ranked after the fact when he beat Ali)

    I've always been a Bradley guy but it's a shame not to see him in the mix to become a top welterweight. He has never reigned king of a division despite an impressive resume. I once thought he would have a great boxing legacy filled with great accomplishments. Now it seems like it's a career of what ifs.
  • Sugar Adam Ali
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    Bradley has already proven himself against the best, not sure if he needs to prove himself anymore

    The guy has wins over:
    Dethroning witter in the UK
    Undefeated Peterson
    Undefeated abregu
    Undefeated Alexander
    Manny (albeit controversially)
    Marquez
    Vargas
    ruslan

    Champ in 2 different weight classes,,, 99% of pro boxers will never accomplish what Bradley has done


    Bradley is on the back half of his career, has an established name, and should be looking for big time lucrative fights to finish out his career.. no need to fight young lions and BS eliminators, worrying about rankings.. dude should be focused on getting $$$ fights vs guys like cotto, khan, canelo, etc.... and then call it a career

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    • cork
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      #3
      Pretty sure pac khan is a money grab for pac but i agree with you. I think hes better than the other young wws but he have to prove it in the ring. Bradley thurman would of been a good fight.

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      • BlakBread904
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        #4
        Originally posted by Sugar Adam Ali
        Bradley has already proven himself against the best, not sure if he needs to prove himself anymore

        The guy has wins over:
        Dethroning witter in the UK
        Undefeated Peterson
        Undefeated abregu
        Undefeated Alexander
        Manny (albeit controversially)
        Marquez
        Vargas
        ruslan

        Champ in 2 different weight classes,,, 99% of pro boxers will never accomplish what Bradley has done


        Bradley is on the back half of his career, has an established name, and should be looking for big time lucrative fights to finish out his career.. no need to fight young lions and BS eliminators, worrying about rankings.. dude should be focused on getting $$$ fights vs guys like cotto, khan, canelo, etc.... and then call it a career
        Totally agree.. good post

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        • .!WAR MIKEY!.
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          #5
          bradley is drunk as we speak feeding his cow pork chop #7 of the day

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          • al-Xander
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            #6
            I'd rather see fans focus on the 135, 140 and 154 divisions. Fans have yet to see big fights coming out of these dormant divisions.

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            • .:: JSFD26 ::.
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              #7
              Originally posted by -PBP-
              Khan vs. Pacquiao
              Spence vs. Brook
              Thurman def. Garcia
              Peterson is mando to Thurman

              Berto and Porter are fighting to put themselves back in title contention.

              It's an exciting time for the welterweight division and Tim Bradley is not involved. It seems like he is just a part time fighter trying to cash out against a big name like Canelo, Cotto or GGG. He built his legacy by fighting most of the top contenders at 140. But since he's moved to 147 his most notable moments are a robbery victory over Pacquiao, a draw with Chaves, going life and death with Ruslan, beating Vargas despite a scary ending and a career defining win over Marquez.

              He has no legit wins over top 10 welterweights (Vargas was ranked after the fact when he beat Ali)

              I've always been a Bradley guy but it's a shame not to see him in the mix to become a top welterweight. He has never reigned king of a division despite an impressive resume. I once thought he would have a great boxing legacy filled with great accomplishments. Now it seems like it's a career of what ifs.
              That's because Bradley is done. You and everyone else should know this.

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              • Lester Tutor
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                #8
                Arum will most likely agree to Bradley vs Broner.

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                • Kigali
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by -PBP-
                  Khan vs. Pacquiao
                  Spence vs. Brook
                  Thurman def. Garcia
                  Peterson is mando to Thurman

                  Berto and Porter are fighting to put themselves back in title contention.

                  It's an exciting time for the welterweight division and Tim Bradley is not involved. It seems like he is just a part time fighter trying to cash out against a big name like Canelo, Cotto or GGG. He built his legacy by fighting most of the top contenders at 140. But since he's moved to 147 his most notable moments are a robbery victory over Pacquiao, a draw with Chaves, going life and death with Ruslan, beating Vargas despite a scary ending and a career defining win over Marquez.

                  He has no legit wins over top 10 welterweights (Vargas was ranked after the fact when he beat Ali)

                  I've always been a Bradley guy but it's a shame not to see him in the mix to become a top welterweight. He has never reigned king of a division despite an impressive resume. I once thought he would have a great boxing legacy filled with great accomplishments. Now it seems like it's a career of what ifs.
                  How is fighting Khan going for the damn top????

                  Tim is on his way to retirement...let the guy find a nice cherry and retire...he's payed his dues.

                  He trying to make a Cotto fight.

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                  • Ray Corso
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                    #10
                    At 33 yrs old and never being a big puncher Tim is wise to finish his career staying away from the young lions on the move up. He has been in a few wars and always gives a good account of himself. Tough guy and a sneaky fighter too he's done very well.
                    One maybe two more and call it a career, Chris Algerri would make a good opponent in a ten round semi to a big main go!

                    Ray

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