Tim Bradley (USA) VS. Diego Chaves (ARGENTINA) | 4K FULL HIGHLIGHTS #boxing #sports #combat

🥊 FIGHT DESCRIPTION: Bradley started the fight looking outstanding—sharp, composed, and in full control. His punches were crisp, his legs looked strong, and his defense was on point. For the first three rounds, he boxed beautifully, landing clean shots on Chaves and controlling the pace. Chaves had a few good moments during exchanges, but Bradley’s skill stood out early. There were a couple of head clashes in consecutive rounds—surprisingly few given both fighters’ styles. By the fourth round, however, Bradley abandoned his movement and boxing strategy, choosing instead to trade on the inside. What followed was a gritty, close-range battle for the next four to five rounds. Much like in his fight against Provodnikov, Bradley’s early dominance faded as he got drawn into a brawl that didn’t favor his strengths. Although he clearly performed better from the outside, he let Chaves turn it into a war. The judges’ scores were 116–112 for Chaves, 115–113 for Bradley, and 114–114, resulting in a split draw — a decision that many found questionable. The notion that Chaves won eight rounds seemed absurd, especially coming from a respected judge like Julie Lederman. Footage rights provided by WSC Sports - https://tinyurl.com/anythingboxing #BoxingHighlights #Undisputed #Knockout #FightNight #Boxing #BrutalKO #BoxingClips #ko #boxingnews #boxinglegends #usa #knockout #fight #heavyweight #boxer #america #fighter #welterweight #timbradley #bradley