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Do you think Bradley would not be hated if he took the humble approach?
I think people wouldn't hate him as much if he took the humble approach after the Pacquiao fight. I mean before the fight winner was announced he already basically felt he lost, and said he had to look at the tape.
I feel the biggest mistake of Bradley's father or PR team was not advising him properly, his father is a good man and probably allowed his son to be his own man, but should have stepped in on him and told him to hold his tongue and not boast over this type of victory.
Bradley was once a humble guy, even Showtime tried to get him to trash talk and made a funny video trying to teach him to trash talk because he was such a humble guy.
Bradley is not a trash talking bad guy by nature, and people can tell he isn't, this is why people think he is so fake. He is acting out of character, its not natural to him and its forced. Does he even now this? Maybe he is one of those guys who likes people to hate him so he can pity himself? That is the only thing I can think of he wants to be a victim, he keeps mentioning suicide a lot in his interviews how he wants to die and stuff like that.
I wish Bradley should have just been humble and say "you know what we both fought our hearts out and the judges gave me the score, but I would love to rematch Manny Pacquiao whenever, it was an honor to fight this guy he is a true legend."
Look at Manny, when it didn't goes his way he just accepted it and even congratulated Bradley for the win and said it's the judges decision. He didn't take the JMM crying approach.
Bradley should have kept going on shows saying good things about Manny instead of insulting the guy, I never understood why he had to keep insulting Manny when Manny never said anything bad about him. Its pretty odd, Bradley used to look up to Manny all of a sudden he talks smack on the guy after he got a gift decision? He even went as far to say he damaged Pacman and softened him up for Juan Manuel Marquez to KO him. is this guy serious?
Even Floyd Mayweather when he got that win over Castillo shut his mouth and wasn't boasting and bragging like he whooped his butt, he gave him a rematch.
I feel the biggest mistake of Bradley's father or PR team was not advising him properly, his father is a good man and probably allowed his son to be his own man, but should have stepped in on him and told him to hold his tongue and not boast over this type of victory.
Bradley was once a humble guy, even Showtime tried to get him to trash talk and made a funny video trying to teach him to trash talk because he was such a humble guy.
Bradley is not a trash talking bad guy by nature, and people can tell he isn't, this is why people think he is so fake. He is acting out of character, its not natural to him and its forced. Does he even now this? Maybe he is one of those guys who likes people to hate him so he can pity himself? That is the only thing I can think of he wants to be a victim, he keeps mentioning suicide a lot in his interviews how he wants to die and stuff like that.
I wish Bradley should have just been humble and say "you know what we both fought our hearts out and the judges gave me the score, but I would love to rematch Manny Pacquiao whenever, it was an honor to fight this guy he is a true legend."
Look at Manny, when it didn't goes his way he just accepted it and even congratulated Bradley for the win and said it's the judges decision. He didn't take the JMM crying approach.
Bradley should have kept going on shows saying good things about Manny instead of insulting the guy, I never understood why he had to keep insulting Manny when Manny never said anything bad about him. Its pretty odd, Bradley used to look up to Manny all of a sudden he talks smack on the guy after he got a gift decision? He even went as far to say he damaged Pacman and softened him up for Juan Manuel Marquez to KO him. is this guy serious?
Even Floyd Mayweather when he got that win over Castillo shut his mouth and wasn't boasting and bragging like he whooped his butt, he gave him a rematch.
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