Mike Tyson tweeting about Timothy Bradley

[HtotheZ]

Mike Tyson @MikeTyson 57m

Timothy Bradley needs to go back to fighting smart if he wants to be a "GREAT".


Mike Tyson @MikeTyson 55m

He has the potential but he didn't dominate against Provodnikov. Pacquiao was 10 x's faster than Provodnikov and Bradley beat him.

Mike Tyson @MikeTyson 53m

I'm routing for Timothy Bradley. Moving forward, I'd like to see him focus on fighting smart (like he has in the past).



I agree with him aside from Bradley beating Pacquiao. I think it's interesting to see what he had to say about dude, and I think it's dope that he's routing for him

[Bigg Rigg]

Idk how any one can say he beat Pacquiao with a straight face. And IMO, Tim didn't choose to fight reckless, he just got rocked a few times and almost got put out. Simple!

[thuggery]

Idk how any one can say he beat Pacquiao with a straight face. And IMO, Tim didn't choose to fight reckless, he just got rocked a few times and almost got put out. Simple!

Good post, I agree. And Tim can fight any way he wants to and as long as he keeps winning he'll be fine.

[Hougigo]

Idk how any one can say he beat Pacquiao with a straight face. And IMO, Tim didn't choose to fight reckless, he just got rocked a few times and almost got put out. Simple!

So somehow getting rocked and knocked around senseless made him fight safer and smarter than when he was levelheaded at the beginning of the fight?

[HtotheZ]

Idk how any one can say he beat Pacquiao with a straight face. And IMO, Tim didn't choose to fight reckless, he just got rocked a few times and almost got put out. Simple!

I dunno man, Pacquiao losing to Bradley seemed like the most ridiculous robbery ever live, but when you watch it over the fight was actually way closer than the crowd and HBO commentators made it look.

Also, Tim had a reach advantage on Provodnikov if I can recall. He definitely coulda done more outfighting instead of going toe to toe with the man if he wanted to.

[Bigg Rigg]

So somehow getting rocked and knocked around senseless made him fight safer and smarter than when he was levelheaded at the beginning of the fight?

But then he got rocked again at the end. Did he choose to fight reckless or did he just happen to get rocked again???

[realheavyhands]

I dunno man, Pacquiao losing to Bradley seemed like the most ridiculous robbery ever live, but when you watch it over the fight was actually way closer than the crowd and HBO commentators made it look.

Also, Tim had a reach advantage on Provodnikov if I can recall. He definitely coulda done more outfighting instead of going toe to toe with the man if he wanted to.

I agree with you .. I heard everybody talking about the robbery on here . When I went and watched the fight I was confused it was a close fight and bradley made PAC look sloppy

[Bigg Rigg]

I dunno man, Pacquiao losing to Bradley seemed like the most ridiculous robbery ever live, but when you watch it over the fight was actually way closer than the crowd and HBO commentators made it look.

Also, Tim had a reach advantage on Provodnikov if I can recall. He definitely coulda done more outfighting instead of going toe to toe with the man if he wanted to.

I had it 8-4 Pacquiao

[Bigg Rigg]

I agree with you .. I heard everybody talking about the robbery on here . When I went and watched the fight I was confused it was a close fight and bradley made PAC look sloppy

PAC did look sloppy in the fight and soft at the weigh in. Don't think he really trained for that fight.

[Bolo Punch]

I still had it 10-2 Pacquiao, and quite comfortably at that.

Strange that Mike thinks Bradley beat Pacquiao considering his boxing knowledge is so vast. No way in hell was that even close to the right decision.