who has the better chance of pulling the upset?...

[Carpe Diem]

Bradley's overrated ass will pose no threat, either on the scorecards or via KO to Pacquaio. He's being lined up to get KOd effortlessly.

He should just go back to beating up 40 year old potheads who were once great

Mayweather/Cotto is going to look like Cotto/Clottey

while Pacquaio/Bradley is going to look like Pacquiao/Diaz.

Dude, you have to stop comparing Clottey to Floyd. Beside of them using the high guard defense, they don't fight alike at all.

[JmH Reborn]

Dude, you have to stop comparing Clottey to Floyd. Beside of them using the high guard defense, they don't fight alike at all.

I said the fight will play out similar

Meaning I think Floyd will stay in the middle of the ring with his guard and throw those right hands at will at an available target.

There will be swing rounds and close rounds and we may or may not get a controversial or close decision.

I think its pretty fair. I don't see how that is any different than some fool saying that Floyd is going to blitz Cotto and KO him in 6

[FJRod]

I think Cotto has a better chance...Bradley is game but will be in for the treat of his life.

[Reloaded]

Bradley for sure , simply because Pac is not as good as Floyd , and seeing that Pac flat refuses to fight Cotto without a CW , can you imagine Floyd vs Bradley , one way street lol , but Pac is being voted by his huggers to have a harder fight than Floyd fighting the guy Pac ducked at 154 ..

[Bee Keepz]

I don't think Cotto-Mayweather will be competitive.

[kiaba360]

So you're basing your opinion on the Marquez fight which Bradley fights nothing like. It's fine if you don't want to give somebody credit, but to say that you won't be excited doesn't make it anyless than an upset is ludicrous.

You're telling me that #1 P4P guy loses with every advantage under the sun, and it still wouldn't be considered an upset.


FOH

You brought up his mythical P4P status like it was relevant to the topic at hand. Pac isn't unbeatable, isn't untouchable, isn't any of that. What advantage does Pac have that cannot be overcome in training? Other than the fact that he's the A-side to the card, and he has the style the judges prefer lmao. You obviously have some in mind, or else you wouldn't have said that. Southpaw? Speed? Unpredictable attack pattern? what??? Pac has shown that he cannot adapt, and when his opponents fight in a certain way, his offense is stifled. Bradley knows this, and he will look to add to his repertoire whatever technique and strategy he can that has proven to give Pac the most issues. Bradley isn't going to walk into the ring, ignorant of all of Pac's stylistic flaws, he will come prepared. I said it's a 50-50 (maybe 55-45 in Pac's favor) fight, which means that whoever wins gets full credit. What ya'll are doing are giving Bradley like 30% chance of winning, and then if Pac has a mediocre performance like in his previous fights (but still manages to win), the same people will be saying "He's done, Floyd's gonna beat his ass if they fight," etc. The casual boxing public will believe that Pac is coming into the ring with all these imaginary "advantages" and that he is going to lay Bradley flat on his back. I'm not visualizing this fight through the same lens that some of ya'll are seeing it from.

[chiguy91]

bradley could win all 12 rounds and still lose to UD. cotto doesn't really have a shot either. but just like marquez, bradley could possibly beat pacquiao but just not on paper. i don't think it'll happen though, pacquiao won't treat bradley with the respect he gave to marquez and bradley doesn't have enough power to make pacquiao hesitant. we'll see though, things could happen. my guess is bradley but honestly, pacquiao wins a pretty clear decision, if not late tko. cotto gets shut out for the most part, but hopefully floyd tries to stop him. looking forward to both fights.