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I think Khan would beat Bradley. Bradley is a pressure fighter, doesnt have the best form, doesnt really have power but is always in top shape. I think Khan with his height advantage, quickness and power would keep Tim at bay and bust him up.
Khan by UD. I think it will be an easier fight for Khan than Maidana because Bradley doesnt have the power.
You need to watch more Bradley fights because he's more than a pressure fighter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hunter
He's actually a very well rounded boxer also with good form. Watch his fights with Peterson and Abregu for examples.
Both have unified titles this year right? Time to voltron these belts. The difference between these guys can only be settled in the ring, I just hope they meet up now that Bradley has a new promoter. I think this would be a super messy fight, Khan likes to swarm in and lean down on shorter fighters necks (a la Wlad), Bradley likes to swing wide and punctuate with a head butt right up the middle. Can't see this going more than 4 rounds because of cuts given that situation. Aside from the resume, Khan wins the physical advantages for sure, reach, hand speed, foot movement. It's a fight that needs to happen to clear the division, but I think if it actually occurs it will no doubt dissapoint.
shame khan has to keep cheating his way to victory by headbutting them:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
This thread is shit. Fact.
With sober reflection I believe this topic is utterly pointless. They both have pretty equal form. It doesn't even matter who is rated no.1
this whole forum would close with that attitude.
Hmm.. It is quite dull if we aren't all arguing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy
Interesting. I wasn't aware Bradley had ruined that many fighters.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Bradley should be classed as number 1 because he has earned the right by fighting the best and taking on all comers. He has stalled a bit because of contractual issues and certainly wants a shot at Manny Pacquia. Amir needs to defeat Bradley to be considered the best at the weight but how long should he wait and how can he force the man to enter the ring with him, if Bradley does not want it, before it is recognised that Amir should be the rightly number 1? Both fighters should forget about Manny and Floyd and fight one another. Bradley is certainly using Khan as a backup should he fail against Pacquia.
Not that it makes much difference, but Khan shouldn't be ranked over Bradley, who was dominating the division before Khan threw his hat in the ring as a Jr. WW.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Styles make fights, and this figures to be a good one, and like I said on another thread, this fight makes the most sense for both Pugs, and like you said Master, forget about Manny and Floyd and fight one another.
Bradley is an ambitious chicken shit.
Ring has now placed Khan at #1 and Bradley at #2 at 140.
Strangely Bradley remains ranked in the p4p list while Khan is not.
Tis strange isn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by marbleheadmaui
I could understand it if Bradley was moving through the weight classes but not when he's been there his entire career. It's got to be typo, ya?
I agree, It made sense for a while that Manny was #1 p4p and not the top of any division. But in THIS case? Weird.Quote:
Originally Posted by fan johnnyTis strange isn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by marbleheadmaui
I could understand it if Bradley was moving through the weight classes but not when he's been there his entire career. It's got to be typo, ya?
Bradley is a throwback to boxers of the past, a tough guy. Khan may have a better punch but Bradley will get inside and hand him a beating. This would be a defining fight for Khan at this weight but I would not write Bradley off. He has been the under dog and made fools of the critics. Khan will do better on the outside but he is not a rough and tumble guy and Bradley is. MY Perception until the decision is in is 50-50 depending on who stays in their comfort zone the longest.