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

Tim Bradley Says Tevin Farmer Was Going to Get Knocked Out AS His His Fight With Floyd Schofield Started Last Saturday Night in Anaheim, California.

Farmer’s Fatal Low Guard

Bradley Noted That The Southpaw Farmer (33-9-1, 8 Kos) Was Fighting With His Lead Hand Down by His Side. That’s The Worst Thing A Fighter Can Do Hand Speed ​​and Explosive Power Like Schofield (19-0, 13 Kos).

Farmer’s Missed Adjustments

Interestingly, Farmer didn’t adjust after he knocked down by a right hand from Schofield. He Continued to Fight With His Lead Hand Down And Was Dropped Seconds Later From A Combination.

Even After The Second Knockdown, Farmer Still Had His Guard Down And Was Quickly Stopped After Getting Hit with Four Hard, Blistering, Fast Shots by schofield. Bradley Was Surprised That Farmer’s Experience Would Fight the Way He Did Against The 22-year-old Schofield.

“I Told Y’all About. I Told You Was Up to the Core. He’s Going Out Swinging. Bradley On His channelTalking About Tevin Farmer’s Mistake His Right Hand Down by His Side Against Floyd Schofield.

Farmer Had to Seen Schofield’s Speed ​​When He And His Trainer Were Watching Video of His Past Fights. Hey Must HE WOULD WOULD OUT OF THE WAY OF HIS PUNCHES USING THE STEP Back HIM IN HIS Previous FIGHTAGE HEGAIAM WILPEDA.

Still, Tevin Should Have Adjusted The First Knockdown in The Round. There’s No Excuse For Him to Have High To Fight With Both Hands Down by His Side.

Bradley on Farmer’s Mistakes

“I Knew Farmer Was Get Knocked Out to Get Came. Low. Backhand Was Low.

“Easy work.

Farmer has been the Fught with His right Down by His Side, And He’s Mostly Been Away To Get Away With It Because of His Reflexes. He’d Also Not Fighters With The Kind Of Hand Speed ​​and Explosive Power That Schofield Posseses.