Tim Bradley says he knew that Tevin Farmer would be knocked out as soon as his struggle with Floyd Schofield last Saturday night in Anaheim, California.
Farmer’s Fatal Poor Guardian
Bradley noted that Farmer Southpaw (33-1, 8 Kos) fought with his leadership aside. It is the worst thing that the fighter can do against someone with hand speed and explosive power like Schofield (19-0, 13 HP).
Missed farmers’ adjustments
It is interesting that the farmer has not adapted after it was collapsed with the right hand from Schofield. He continued to fight with a hand with water and was dropped for a few seconds later from the combination.
Even after the second crumb, Farmer still had a guard and quickly stopped after he hit four hard, shining, fast shots of Schofield. Bradley was surprised that a fighter with farming experience would fight the way he did against the 22-year-old Schofield.
“I Told Y’all About Schofield. And Told You Wa Was Going To Show Out. You’re Going To Cormer, He’s Going To Come Out Swinging. He Came Out Swinging. And If You Want To Ask Why Farmer Got Knocked Out, It Is Simple. The High Hand Always Beats The Low Hand, “Said Bradley on His channelHe talks about the Error Tevin Farmer to keep his right hand next to his side against Floyd Schofield.
The farmer had to see Schofield’s speed when he and his coach looked at the video of his past struggles. He certainly felt that he would be able to get out of his way to his punches using a step back that helped him in his previous fight against William Zepeda.
Still, Tevin was supposed to adjust the first to encourage in a circle. There is no justification to continue to fight with both hands down next to his side.
Bradley to farms error
“I knew the farmer would be knocked out as soon as he came out. I was as damn. That backhand was so damn. It was disrespectful. When we talk about all this experience. Crazy.
“A simple job. And Southport is hard to see right hand. Simple work for this explosive speed and perseverance of Kid Austin,” said Bradley about Farmer.
The farmer has always fought rightly with his side with his side, and he could mostly be prone to his reflexes. He also did not fight fighters with the type of hand speed and explosive power to own.
Last Updated 29.06.2025