Did Pacquiao beat Bradley even easier, by wider margin, than the first fight?

First 5 rounds in this fight was a lot harder on Pac than anything that happened in the 1st fight. Tim was more of a threat in this fight and landed some power shots. In the 1st fight, he landed very little. If he did land any, the punches were light and nothing of note. It was 2-2 after 4 rounds. Bradley was at best up 3-2 after the 5th. 5th round was close with not much activity. Could give that to Tim, but Manny dominated afterwards.

I thought it was much closer and Bradley did better. He was completely outfighting Pacquiao early, thought that backfired.

Manny was strategically totally unprepared for Bradley's tactics. It's obvious it took him half of the fight to get used to it. Bradley never really fought that kind of the fight before. Once manny got it he dominated the fight. I think he would look even better if Roach prepared him for aggressive Bradley. One thing is for sure. Manny is not done! He is still the force to be reckoned with

First I scored 9-3 for Pac, yesterday it was 7-5 for Pac. Pac won but it was the kind of fight that I would've thought Bradley won if I didn't score it because Bradley's rounds were clearer. Still, it's pretty impressive that IMO the worst version of Pac ever managed to beat a young top 3 P4P.

In my opinion and I know that many may disagree with me but the answer to your question is yes. Bradley simply didn't throw nearly enough punches to justify a victory in this fight as was in the case in their first fight. Pac had beaten him to the punch in almost every exchange in this fight.

Rematch was closer, 8-4 First fight was 10-2

Score wise they were similar 9-3/8-4 but the rounds where more cleAr this time.

In my opinion and I know that many may disagree with me but the answer to your question is yes. Bradley simply didn't throwing nearly enough punches to justify a victory in this fight as was in the case in their first fight. Pac had beaten him to the punch in almost every exchange in this fight.

I thought it was clearer. I believed the first fight had many close rounds.