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40-36 bradley

68-65 bradley

My final score was 98-93 Bradley.

Should of gone to sleep

i scored it 96-95 to Alexander although i must admit i wasnt fully concentrating .

Does anyone think Alexander is justified when commenting about Bradley always cutting his opponent with his head , i can say myself ive not seen enough of his fights , but i would be interested to know as i suspected his head was being used rather exagerated in the coming togethers.

Disappointment of a fight in honesty...now I'm knackered.

damianhucker1 wrote:i scored it 96-95 to Alexander although i must admit i wasnt fully concentrating .

Does anyone think Alexander is justified when commenting about Bradley always cutting his opponent with his head , i can say myself ive not seen enough of his fights , but i would be interested to know as i suspected his head was being used rather exagerated in the coming togethers.

It happens in a lot of Bradley fights, so he is obviously a big reason why the collisions occur. However, Alexander was leaping in just as much tonight.

I thought both guys showed a lot of speed and skill tonight. People are complaining that the bout was poor, and maybe it was, but ability and entertainment value are two different things. This was a very tactical bout between two good fighters. Bradley was the clear winner for me. He always did a little more than Alexander.

finished with 98-92 bradley

alexander just didnt want to fight...its hard to give him rounds when hes backing away. i expected more from bradley but i understand how awkward a style alexander has

very hard fight to judge i thought...some round were very close but i went with the agression of bradley

the eye that stopped the fight was NOT the one in the last accidental butt

i really think alexander milked this..at least he got beat

both have a rematch clause

NO THANKS

boxerbob wrote:the eye that stopped the fight was NOT the one in the last accidental butt

i really think alexander milked this..at least he got beat

both have a rematch clause

NO THANKS

He definitely was milking it. The moans and screams were over the top, especially considering he was complaining about the wrong eye. I had flashbacks to Dirrell's "convulsions."

I thought Bradley was looking really good early cutting off the ring firing a nice jab and coming in with combinations but after about 5 rounds he started to look sloppy loading up looking to take Alexander out, Alexander was disappointing he is very inadaptable and let Bradley dictate most of the fight. When Alexander got behind a strong right jab he gave Bradley some real trouble he just didn't do it enough! I had it 97-93 Bradley with a few close rounds (I think Bradley beats Khan)

This definietly wasnt a great fight to watch but I think a few things factored into that,firstly alexanders style is very defensive and thus bradley was trying to be careful and not get caught coming in and secondly I think bradley struggled with the southpaw stance,He didnt look comfortable against a southpaw at all I didnt think and nowhere near his usual fluent best.

Given the attention, what was on the line and all the big talk going into this one it was a stinking fight.

Like watching a clock tick. They just went round and round and round, Bradley pawing and pawing then launching himself on Alexander in the corners. Then they get split and start over again.

To be fair to Bradley, he wanted to pour it on - but Alexander favoured style over substance and was seemingly believing in his mind that avoiding all engagement was somehow proving how wonderful he was.

In some fights they're face is hanging off, and crazily they scream at the doctor to fight on. With regards Alexander he was imploring the doctor to stop it. He seems happy to get out of the action and strangely deluded about his own performance.

It's no fun getting a headbutt and I'm not making light of that, but I've seen far worse cuts where a face is awash with blood and nowhere near as much on the line as what was in this match - and still the fighter wanted to continue. (Dodson? Vitali?)

In conclusion, Alexander's heart has got to be questioned at the top level against men who have ability and are not afraid of him.

He should go away and mature himself mentally and physcially before thinking about a rematch with Bradley.

Also, due to average action, it's unlikely to be a commercial ticket success either.

Another dreadful big fight.............I think I might start watching lawn bowls, at least it's on in the afternoon

My thoughts at the time were that the cut by the left eye was more dangerous, even though the one on the right side looked worse. The left one was very close to the eye, and if it had gotten worse he could have suffered permanent eye damage. Maybe Alexander did use it as a way out, I don't know, but I'd rather quit than lose an eye.

Anyway, not the most eventful fight, not one I'd like to see again, but I felt Bradley was the clear winner and now we know who Khan needs to beat.

Stopping it on cuts and going to the scorecard is always going to be massively disappointing.

damianhucker1 wrote:i scored it 96-95 to Alexander although i must admit i wasnt fully concentrating .

Does anyone think Alexander is justified when commenting about Bradley always cutting his opponent with his head , .

yes, Bradley has got plenty, plenty of form with the headbutts.

5-4 bradley after 9 rds.

didn't score rd 10 tbh.

not watched that rd back to do so.

close fight.