Joel Diaz Says Timothy Bradley Is PERMANENTLY BRAIN DAMAGED

[Brutus1]

Bradley is a true warrior, paid the price for his guts and courage but he will never go down as a quitter.

[VatoMulatto]

He never said Bradley is permanently brain damaged.

[W1LL]

Does he talk about how tough he is the whole time, and how tough his neighborhood, and upbringing was?

Yes. It's actually pretty good though. He was a teenage tearaway who got brought into boxing by Cus D'Amato. He got injured and couldn't fight no more, and he started slipping back into a life of crime, etc. But then Cus starts grooming him into a trainer instead. That's where I'm at so far.

[Beercules]

I remember when he made Rios quit

[CatchAndShoot]

Yes. It's actually pretty good though. He was a teenage tearaway who got brought into boxing by Cus D'Amato. He got injured and couldn't fight no more, and he started slipping back into a life of crime, etc. But then Cus starts grooming him into a trainer instead. That's where I'm at so far.

I might give it a read. Not a Teddy Atlas fan, but might learn something about him that'll change my mind.

[sicko]

Never EVER listen to us the fans and the idiots in the boxing media...EVER! He got suckered into that from Fans and HBO Network to the point in which for some ****** reason he felt he had to go out and Slug with Provodnikov when he could've just boxed circles around him easily which he mostly did until he decided to slug with Provodnikov a few time.
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VERY SAD! I can tell during the Pacquiao vs Horn fight that something just didn't sound right with him. Lucky for him he is stepping away before things gotten worse!

[W1LL]

I might give it a read. Not a Teddy Atlas fan, but might learn something about him that'll change my mind.

Forum member Tonezzz has a great thread going: https://www.boxingscene.com/forums/s...d.php?t=604937

He's uploaded loads of boxing eBooks. That's where I picked the Atlas book up, along with a ton of others. I read them on my Kindle after converting them with Calibre. You could just read them on your computer with a downloaded eBook reader.

[jaded]

I wonder what makes him say that?

[LoadedWraps]

I remember when he made Rios quit

A great fight.

I might give it a read. Not a Teddy Atlas fan, but might learn something about him that'll change my mind.

He's got a fantastic story, and he knows his boxing. He's one of the real ones. He's bout that life.

[CatchAndShoot]

Forum member Tonezzz has a great thread going: https://www.boxingscene.com/forums/s...d.php?t=604937

He's uploaded loads of boxing eBooks. That's where I picked the Atlas book up, along with a ton of others. I read them on my Kindle after converting them with Calibre. You could just read them on your computer with a downloaded eBook reader.

Thanks bro, will give it a read.