Can the Bradley Defeat a Russian T-90 tank?

In a recent viral video from Ukraine's 47th Mechanized Infantry Brigade on January 13, we witnessed a remarkable event – a US-made M2 Bradley, seemingly less potent than Russia's advanced T-90 tank, decisively outmaneuvered and neutralized its formidable adversary at point-blank range. The Bradley, not officially categorized as a tank, defied initial assumptions, showcasing exceptional battlefield prowess that earned it high regard among Ukrainian troops. Equipped with powerful weaponry, superior optics, and outstanding cross-country capabilities, the Bradley proved resilient against the theoretically superior T-90s deployed by the Russian army.
In this unexpected face-off between the T-90 and Bradley in Ukraine, a pressing question emerges: Does the Bradley's triumph suggest a reevaluation of the conventional perception of tank superiority on the battlefield? Is Bradley truly that powerful, or was Russia simply unlucky in this encounter?