The "Fight for Supremacy" was anything but supreme. It was a fight in which both men showed more flaws than anything else. Actually, it may have even proved that the previous fight between Amir Khan and Marcos Maidana was the real fight for Supremacy, as both men put it on the line in a much more professional manner.

Khan showed tremendous heart and good boxing skills, and Maidana showed brutal punching power. 

The fight between Bradley and Alexander was anything but impressive; both guys threw lots of wild punches and neither man ever established his style or presence in the ring. So many wild and flailing punches and countless head butts which would determine the outcome of the fight rather than the skills that made them world champions.

The winner wanted to fight either Floyd Mayweather Jr. or Manny Pacquiao. Truth be told,  neither man has even the slightest chance of beating Mayweather Jr. or Pacquiao, who are considered the two best fighters in the world.

Bradley and Alexander's performances raised doubts about even being the best in the division, and  after what I saw last night I would favor Khan and Maidana over both of them.

The fight has a rematch clause but I think their styles just makes for an ugly fight and that it's a fight  the boxing public may not care to sit through again. Like I said, more flaws were displayed than skills. I have seen both fighters perform much better against different opposition. Even if I chalk it up to just a bad night, it still counts when there was so much at stake. Nothing about this particular fight impressed me. or makes me think that either man is the one to beat in the division. Maybe expectations were too high, maybe I gave them both too much praise but as I watched the fight develop I became more disappointed with the next round than I was with the one before it.

To me personally, this fight to me personally was a Big Let Down.