Bradley Predicted Farmer’s Knockout: “The High Hand Always Beats The Low Hand” Against Schofield

Tim Bradley says he knows that Tevin Farmer will come out as soon as he started his battle with Floyd Chaufield last Saturday night in Anaim, California.

Low guard for the farmer

Bradley indicated that the South Bao farms (33-9-1, 8 Cos) were fighting with his hand on his side. This is the worst thing a fighter can do against a person who has a speed of hand and explosive force like Schofield (19-0, 13 KOS).

The missed amendments to the farms

Interestingly, Farmer did not adapt after being removed with a right -wing of Schofield. He continued the fighting with bullets and fell seconds after a group.

Even after a second knockout, his guard farmer remains down, and soon stopped after he was hit four difficult shots, by Schofield. Bradley was surprised that a fighter with a farmer’s expertise would fight the way he did against the 22 -year -old.

He said: “I told everything about Chaueld. I told you that he would appear and that he would appear.

The farmer had to see the speed of the Chaoufel when he and his coach were watching a video of his previous battles. He must have felt that he would be able to get out of the punches using the step that helped him in his previous battle against William Zebida.

However, TEVIN had to have justified the first judge blow in the tour. There is no excuse for him to continue fighting with both hands next to him.

Bradley on farms errors

“I knew that the farmer would come out as soon as it came out. I was like,” he was about to arrest him. This rear bank was very low. It was unauthorized. crazy. Talking about all this experience you got. You go out with your hands like this. The hand of lead was low.

“It is easy to work,” Bradley said.

The farmer has always fought with his right to his side, and he was often able to stay away from him because of his reactions. Also, he did not fight the fighters with a kind of hand and explosive force owned by Chauveld.