Who Won Pac-Bradley? Post fight discussion STOP MAKING NEW THREADS ABOUT THIS FIGHT.

[Porter's Dad]

Hahahaha! Awwwww!

Oscar De La Hoya @OscarDeLaHoya
@MannyPacquiao let's play a friendly golf game soon I can give you some tips. All the best champ.

Nice to see Oscar hasn't got any hard feelings about the OST issues anymore.

[yuppie]

Thats pretty bad, i bet today his whole foot is swollen up...

[Superflo777]

i notice you edited from 'right hooks' to 'left hooks'. it was two straight lefts and they both missed. watch it again.

what pacquiao did in the 3rd to an almost exclusive degree was miss.


tim landed a jab to the gut, he landed a couple hard right hands to pacquiao's head while he had pac's right arm tied up, he caught pac off balance in the center of the ring and knocked him back with a long left, he tied pac's right arm and landed a pair of rights to manny's ribs and head, and he landed a right hand to the body.

Say whatever you want, no way in the world you can make me believe Bradley actually won the 3rd round. By the way, even the judges gave the 3rd to Pacquiao.

[Khalid X]

While I don't agree with the decision at all....I like how this fight dispelled several notions.

1. The lie that you can't win a decision over Pacquaio.

2. Pacquiao fans are bandwagoners. I see the same crazy fans still here posting the same nonsense....even after the Morales loss, the Marquez III fiasco and now this loss.

Floyd is next....so I want to see how his fans react once his 0 is gone.

Also, Manny showed that he isn't past it and I hope that from this loss he will gain that fire that had him going for the kill.

You just can't leave it to the judges anymore and Manny really should try harder to put guys away. Besides his accuracy and timing being off.....that is the only knock on him as I feel he takes his foot off the brake and doesn't go for the kill anymore.

[FUC_U_PAYME]

fyi that sprain was cause when he almost got ktfo he simply survived by trolling around pretending he ain't sleepy



1. Barry tompkins, showtime: 119-110 pacquiao.
2. Harold lederman, hbo: 119-109 pacquiao.
3. Ray markarian, the sweet science: 119-109 pacquiao.
4. Michael marley, examiner: 119-109 pacquiao.
5. Dan rafael, espn: 119-109 pacquiao.
6. Vittorio tafur, san francisco chronicle: 119-109 pacquiao.
7. Michael woods, the sweet science: 119-109 pacquiao.
8. Ramon aranda, 3 more rounds: 118-110 pacquiao.
9. Mario cabrera, boxing republic: 118-110 pacquiao.
10. Nigel collins, espn: 118-110 pacquiao.
11. Mike coppinger, ring magazine: 118-110 pacquiao.
12. Ace freeman, fight fan: 118-110 pacquiao.
13. Rich marotta, kfi los angeles: 118-110 pacquiao.
14. Kelsey mccarson, the sweet science: 118-110 pacquiao.
15. Gabriel montoya, maxboxing: 118-110 pacquiao.
16. Pete o’brien, usa today: 118-110 pacquiao.
17. Eric raskin, grantland: 118-110 pacquiao.
18. Michael rosenthal, ring magazine: 118-110 pacquiao.
19. Colin seymour, examiner: 118-110 pacquiao.
20. Ryan ********, ring magazine: 118-110 pacquiao.
21. Ryan burton, boxing scene: 117-112 pacquiao.
22. Scott christ, bad left hook: 117-111 pacquiao.
23. Tim dahlberg, associated press: 117-111 pacquiao.
24. Gareth davies, london daily telegraph: 117-111 pacquiao.
25. Doug fischer, ring magazine: 117-111 pacquiao.
26. David greisman, boxing scene: 117-111 pacquiao.
27. Jorge hernandez, the low blow: 117-111 pacquiao.
28. Kevin iole, yahoo! Sports: 117-111 pacquiao.
29. Robert littal, black sports online: 117-111 pacquiao.
30. Steve kim, max boxing: 117-111 pacquiao.

The list won't stop....but you can hit the link if you like
http://blog.johnny360.com/2012/06/cancer-in-boxing.html

haha man some of you guy are slow

[Bermuda]

Apologies if it has already been posted:

gino

[ianhunter]

I guess. Manny was fairly fatigued in the later rounds so those punches must've been doing something. I wonder why he didn't just walk through him, hmmm. And no, I don't believe I'm wrong. He set the distance and pace, which means he controlled the ring.

i agree with you.


people are basically saying bradley's scoring blows were nothing and that pacquiao won because his blows were harder, meaning that none of the other scoring criteria matter because tim's punches were softer.

well, duh, we already knew pac hit harder. so why have a boxing match then? is there anything tim could have possibly hit pacquiao with that these guys would credit him for?


example of clean, headsnapping shot from tim

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gzPAk1LmdE

[IMDAZED]

I had Pac in 9 and 11. I gave Bradley 10 and 12.

I gave Bradley the last three but I need to watch those rounds a second time.

[SCEN3RY]

Pac won, but i agree he took rounds off, like the last 3. Bradley didn't really do anything all to significant in those rounds, either...he tried and he landed some shots and he won those rounds in my opinion, but he won out of sheer activity [in those rounds], not because he actually landed a lot. So in that regard, I kind of agree, pacquiao gave those rounds away, and why is that? was he tired? cramps came back? lol. Some of it was due to Bradley fighting smarter, but it was ****in odd seeing pacquiao appear gassed, maybe that's just because of his style in correlation to his age - because I did think for the first 8 rounds or so some of that classic explosiveness was there for him often allowing him to catch a moving target (as opposed to the last 2 fights). I was initially against a rematch, but now I'd like to see it, but first marquez 4 in mexico...bradley can go fight bailey and collect a belt.

[-PBP-]

Duane Ford: "Bradley Gave Pacquiao a Boxing Lesson"...This Isn't American Idol".....

Sorry if this has been posted already:


'Bradley gave Pacquiao a boxing lesson' - Judge defends scoring Bradley win
by Dennis "D Source" Guillermo

Las Vegas, NV - Duane Ford, one of two judges who scored the bout 115-113 for Timothy Bradley over Manny Pacquiao Saturday night, defended his scorecard in speaking with Steve Carp of the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

"I thought Bradley gave Pacquiao a boxing lesson,” said the 74-year-old boxing judge based in Las Vegas.

“This isn’t American Idol. If I judge for the people, I shouldn’t be a judge. I went in with a clear mind and judged each round,” Ford added in dismissing the massive backlash from the general public regarding Pacquiao's surprising loss.

Compubox statistics showed that Pacquiao landed 96 more punches, despite throwing less, connecting on more power punches and jabs at a more efficient rate. Unfortunately for Pacquiao, Ford does not care for such stats, nor were they available for the senior boxing judge while scoring the fight.

“I don’t look at the punch stats but I saw Manny miss a lot of punches and Bradley hit Manny and win a lot of the exchanges,” insisted Ford.

- dSG -

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http://www.examiner.com/article/brad...ng-bradley-win