Bradley beats pacman convincingly in a rematch

[littlemac]

Yes he did and I just pointed out most of the clean shots landed by Bradley. I hardly saw any clean shots landed by Pacquiao maybe except in the last 39 seconds when a left pushed Bradley back, he also landed a right and a left on Bradley's head on the 1:42 mark. Oh and I never said Pacquiao landed only two punches, I was just pointing out the highlights of that round, not all the punches landed. Even if I pointed out all the punches landed by Pacquiao, Bradley still won that round CONVINCINGLY.

I stand by my statement, if you think otherwise than prove me wrong.

Pachater

[Canelo Phresh]

Naw I think pacman beats him in the rematch but im not interested in seeing it.

[John Barron]

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?cat...&human_id=6129

"After a thorough review by five veteran judges commissioned by the WBO, Pacquiao was declared the unanimous decision winner by the panel"

was this really necessary?

[mathed]

I have to disagree with you bro,Bradley won the fight because of his aggressiveness and his boxing ability..He has to find a happy medium...I always said,imo JMM does not have a win over Pac because he is too passive during the fight..He only answers to what Pac does,judges see this and feel it's Pac making the fight..Yet with Morales and Bradley,they were both aggressive(although they did box to)they pushed the issue..I think Bradley needs that same fight again to beat Pac..Just without the hurt ankles...

I think it was a close fight but Tim had the hurt ankles, without them he does much much better. The next time there won't be any question at all. I think he clearly outboxed Pac but wasn't able to control the fight in a way that would have made those last 30 second spurts by Pac irrelevant IMO. There were close rounds where I thought Pac's late surges were just enough to win the round. If Tim's ankles were solid, he would have made Pac look silly the entire round.

Tim definitely won the last 4 rounds and I had him winning virtually every other round up until the last minute when Pac would turn it on. There won't be a rematch but if there is, my money is definitely going on Tim again for sure. I can see where someone could have Tim winning all those close rounds, I just gave Pac a few more of them than to Tim because Tim couldn't sit down on his punches like he needed to.....next time he will for sure.

[The Tase]

I think Tim was caught up in the limelight. It was his first PPV headline, biggest fight and payday of his life. Even with the twisted/broken ankles, he made Pac miss a ton of shots and outboxed him most of the fight.

If they ever fought again, I think Tim would have a different game plan and stick to boxing from the outside with the jab the whole fight. He would be leaning to his left to avoid Manny's straight left and countering with the straight right more.

He really didn't do bad the first time with bad ankles, so I think he will look markedly better in a rematch.

lmfaaooo at broken ankles.

[boxingon]

bradley took rds 1 - 3
pac "suspectly" took rds 4 -5 (after a brutal shot in the 4th that caused bradley to twist his ankle)
rounds 6 through 12 is a toss up, however bradley stuck with the jab all night stayed aggressive and landed some decent shots down the stretch.

I felt manny could have won this fight, however it seems he felt in his mind that those last mintue inaccurate flurries that gets the crowd going would have sealed the deal. Thats just not the case, bradley landed the cleaner shots with the jab all night.... Never trust hbo comp....box with a healed ankle and the way bradley adjusted to manny's style down the stretch i honestly dnt think a rematch would be in manny's best interest.

yep and pacquiao team knows it also