Now that I've seen Bradley against a southpaw with speed...

[Clint650]

... I'm not so sure anymore that he'd be that competitive against PAC. I'll be honest, I gave Timmy too early/too much credit. I still think he's a solid fighter, but, PAC will whip that motherf**ker worse than I originally thought.

What I saw tonight was a guy who had an awkward time figuring out this type of southpaw. What more against an awkward lefty that punches from crazy angles and mouse-like agility and power like no other.

I say PAC stops Timmy inside of 7 rounds, that's if Timmy's dome doesn't get to PAC's head first.

both Pac and Floyd win but i will give Tim respect and not assume that he gets wasted since he looked the same in the 10th as he did in the first. theres a few tangibles that still make Bradley an interesting fight. a fight with Khan could tell us more, but i dont see why we should just write him off when we can just support a future a fight between Bradley and Pac or Floyd, or Berto.

[Canuckerbird]

Since when has Pac knocked out opponents that haven't been knocked out before?

Erik Morales says hi. Pacquiao gave him his first KO loss in 2006.

[Spray_resistant]

Winner fights Mabuza-Judah winner. LOL.

Honestly..........why bother?

[FeFist]

Pacquiao would cut through Bradley, that being said using yesterdays fight as a foundation to form an opinion is beyond ****** as Allexander fought nothing like Pacquiao.

[dvb]

i like bradley,but people,get real,pac would destroy him!.

pac,mayweather and even marquez could pick apart alexander and bradley and expose them for not being anything but decent solid fighters,that jsut cant cut it against the very best in the wolrd for the past so many years.

[ThePrince]

Since when has Pac knocked out opponents that haven't been knocked out before?

My goodness, you've done nothing but make an absolute fool of yourself in this thread. First Bradley was a middleweight on fight night now this? For your edification, here's the list:

Pac busting fighter's KO cherry:

Marco Antonio Barrera (HOF)
Erik Morales (HOF)
Jorge Solis (30-0-2 when he fought Manny)
Fahsan Por Thawatchai aka Fahsan 3K Battery
Emmanuel Lucero (20-0-1)
Jorge Julio
Tetsutora Senrima
Nedal Hussein (19-0)
Seung-Kon Chae (20-0)
Chatchai Sasakul (33-1)
Bert Batiller
Dele Decierto

So the answer to your question is since 1995.

Just put the keyboard down and stop embarrassing yourself, everyone's watching

[Maidana vs Rios]

- He took away Alexander's jab. (Something which I've never seen anyone accomplish)

Dre Kotelnik says, "Hi!"

My bad man, Sky Sports displayed something entirely different.

He would still weigh a significant amount at welterweight, though.

AbreWHO? says, "Hi!"

[Monte Fisto]

Pacquiao would cut through Bradley, that being said using yesterdays fight as a foundation to form an opinion is beyond ****** as Allexander fought nothing like Pacquiao.

No, they're not exactly alike, but, Bradley looked uncomfortable to me last night, he had hard time finding that range, and he looked lost coming forward. In fact, he appeared to be stationary when he had to attack Devon.

Timmy does a great job of moving when he is the one backing up or moving side to side. Although Devon didn't show much last night, Bradley to me looked confused at times and bothered by Devon's speed and southpaw stance, and Devon wasn't even really trying to throw combinations.

I think PAC's jab has gotten better, we don't really see it land much 'cause he has been fighting guys taller than him, but, if he fights Tim, we will all see how much better that jab has gotten when he fights someone exactly his same size. And what really stood out to me last night, was how stationary Bradley became when he had to come forward, and lately, PAC has been a monster walking guys into his shots.