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

[Bermuda]

For one Bradley decisively won 5 rounds in that fight, second, one would have to be ****** to admit defeat and walk away from 10 mill, intelligent people don't do that, he has a family you know.

you are very very generous then.......

[hhnic718]

Bradley is pretty durable, little guy, who would think that a 140lber would be able to take pacs punches like that? He better strengthen up those weak ankles though.

[Doctor_Tenma]

you are very very generous then.......

Nope, only claiming what I saw after closely analyzing the fight over and over.

[Deevel916]

For one Bradley decisively won 5 rounds in that fight, second, one would have to be ****** to admit defeat and walk away from 10 mill, intelligent people don't do that, he has a family you know.

What's done is done. Its not as if they're going to ask him to refund his purse if he keeps and real and calls it how it is. Secondly......If you gave Bradley 5 DECISIVE rounds, all I have to say is......"Thank god for the good of the sport you're not a judge". We already have enough incompetent judges. He didnt land 5 solid punches the entire fight. How the hell did he win 5 solid rounds??? LOL

Bradley isnt doing himself any favors by trying to make a fool of us. His stock would actually rise if he came out and said...."I came up short and felt Pac was the better man that night, but lets do it again!" He would gain much more respect by saying that. Right now his "win" is in the top 5 biggest robberies in our sports history!

[mushahadeen]

More people than that watch Floyd and Manny train.

More people than that broke into Alex Ariza's hotel room to steal the contract.

Pathetic.

[BoxingGenius27]

Lol he said "I wasn't ****** up like all those other clowns he fought".

Damn, he might be hearing from Cotto shortly.

[Doctor_Tenma]

What's done is done. Its not as if they're going to ask him to refund his purse if he keeps and real and calls it how it is. Secondly......If you gave Bradley 5 DECISIVE rounds, all I have to say is......"Thank god for the good of the sport you're not a judge". We already have enough incompetent judges.

Bradley isnt doing himself any favors by trying to make a fool of us. His stock would actually rise if he came out and said...."I came up short and felt Pac was the better man that night, but lets do it again!" He would gain much more respect by saying that. Right now his "win" is in the top 5 biggest robberies in our sports history!

"You were the better man, but lets do it again" isn't gonna cut it when you got HBO's biased commentating and in another instance Khan commentating in another telecast. I actually believe that he thinks he won, Bradley decisively took rounds 1,2,10,11,12, it's not even debatable in my opinion. Then you have rounds like 7,8,9 that were competitive, rounds that Pacquiao didn't put a stamp on. Not only did he not put a stamp on some of the many rounds, he didn't even put a stamp on the fight, which is what Bradley actually did. Mind you I had it 7-5 Manny, but Pacquiao let too many rounds left for interpretation.

[Primera]

classy move pacfans

[mushahadeen]

Dude the camera caught the moment he rolled his ankle, you do know he was in the biggest fight of his life right? Its called fighting through the pain. So after the fight you feel he should of continued to walk and put pressure on the ankle rather than use a wheelchair?

Whatever.

Paul Pierce did the same thing when they rolled him off the court in a wheelchair and stretcher and he comes back in the 4th quarter.

Tim Bradley is a Drama Queen.

[-PBP-]

Bradley isnt doing himself any favors by trying to make a fool of us. His stock would actually rise if he came out and said...."I came up short and felt Pac was the better man that night, but lets do it again!" He would gain much more respect by saying that. Right now his "win" is in the top 5 biggest robberies in our sports history!

Just like the guy in the bottom left corner of your avitar did after he was granted a gift draw? Oh wait...he didn't do that until years after he retired.