Comments Thread For: Pacquiao's Adviser Devalues Bradley For "Boring" Win

[SoulByThePound]

I don't understand the hate and the excuse when it was TB who first turned down PAC for a rematch.

no he didnt hence why the fight where MP was KO'd took place

[The Big Dunn]

pac was battering jmm until he got KO'd. pac's hunger for a KO got himself caught cold. he was up on all cards, all pac had to do was coast for the remainder of the round, then the outcome wouldve been different... but pac lost his cool and got sloppy... respect to those who risk it all.

jmm is a matador... he needs a bull to make an interesting fight. you throw in another boxer then jmm looks helpless. i wouldnt even consider tim a "slick" boxer, but he STILL was able to frustrate jmm.

team pac is just butthurt that tim was able to keep it together and not let the crowd influence him to be more reckless. all posturing from here.

he was off balance and dropped his hands while punching-something he does frequently but his opponents usually can't take advantage because they are not counterpunchers on the level of JMM.

Thats not risking it all-thats failure to fix whats broken and having it catch up to you.

[waxfondler]

Team Pacquiao's "disinterest" in a Bradley rematch is telling me that secretly, they probably feel that Bradley performed better in the first fight than most in the boxing world feel he did. And instead oof "righting the wrong" that happen in the first fight, they would rather act publically as if they are genuinely satisfied with Pac's quasi victory and go in another direction. Its realy a shame too. Because if JMM doesn't want Pac next, Pac's likely next opponent will be Alvarado, win or lose this weekend. And Arum plans on having a Bradey-Provodnikov rematch in hopes that Ruslan wins this time and completely devalues Timmy when his Top Rank contract expires.

no doubt, pac/tim was a closer fight than what most say... but pac was still the clear winner. simply put, they gave bradley a career-high payday and got ROBBED. on top of that, ppv numbers were ****.... so what value did tim bring to the table???? in a business sense, that fight was a HORRIBLE investment for pac. so i understand their reluctance, but they still offered tim 5mil+

tims victory was meaningful, but it didnt win any new fans or establish himself as a PPV fighter. he better take a page from the floyd playbook and start marketing and talking ****.

[FeFist]

It's a bit ****** criticizing the way a fighter beat an opponent, when that same opponent knocked the fuck out of the guy you're advocating. When Pacquiao beats Rios, Bradley should be the logical option. Getting a dominant victory over the guy who beat Marquez would better enable him to goad Marquez into a rematch, it'd also put him in a position to secure a fight with Mayweather.

That being, when I think about things, it is more than likely posturing on behalf of K. He can't exactly come out and praise Bradley as it would diminish his bargaining position, it's important for them to maintain the higher ground.

[hitking]

no doubt, pac/tim was a closer fight than what most say... but pac was still the clear winner. simply put, they gave bradley a career-high payday and got ROBBED. on top of that, ppv numbers were ****.... so what value did tim bring to the table???? in a business sense, that fight was a HORRIBLE investment for pac. so i understand their reluctance, but they still offered tim 5mil+

tims victory was meaningful, but it didnt win any new fans or establish himself as a PPV fighter. he better take a page from the floyd playbook and start marketing and talking ****.

To me, the pro-Pacquiao folks are talking outta both sides of their asses on this one. On one end, they're screaming that Bradley was offered a rematch and turned it down as a way to massage Team Pac clearly wanting to go in another direction for whatever reason. Outta the other, they're saying Timmy isn't a draw, hence Pac shouldn't worry about a rematch. Which one is it? Because from where I'm sitting, if he was sellable enough to warrent Pac offering him a rematch. What exactly has transpired since that makes him unworthy now? That logic doesn't make sense to me.

[Evol]

Bradley got what Pac never could, a decisive win over JMM, now they act like that's not worth anything. This fight makes sense, but they know Bradley would win again. That's why Arum and Koncz are avoiding it.

If this is how he's treated by his promoter, with Arum giving him a shot at Rios but protecting his cash cow.Then Bradley should leave TR ASAP

PAC just got ko by Marquez, the whole arum is keeping his cash cow PAC safe is ******ed. Yea arum is trying to protect pac's image that's why he doesn't want to do the rematch with Bradley but yet PAC already got ktfo!! lmao!!

[Evol]

he was off balance and dropped his hands while punching-something he does frequently but his opponents usually can't take advantage because they are not counterpunchers on the level of JMM.

Thats not risking it all-thats failure to fix whats broken and having it catch up to you.

Let's not play dumb. Whether u like PAC or not he WAS beating Marquez up until the ko. And yes PAC being overly aggressive played a big role in him getting ko. It's not like Marquez was chasing PAC down all night and then finally landed that bomb. Like dude above said if PAC would have played it cool and not be so aggressive he would have got the decision maybe even a late stoppage. Nobody is to be blame on the ko except for PAC and his team but lets not act like Marquez chase PAC down and got the ko.

[FrenchDeLaHoya]

pacs the money man nd has the ball on his court
myyyy ninja. lol
pac kills both fools in part II & V anyway!

[KeepItObjective]

pacs the money man nd has the ball on his court
myyyy ninja. lol
pac kills both fools in part II & V anyway!

lmfaoooooo AWESOMG SIG!!!!!!!!!!! Can I use it?

[AntonTheMeh]

well, it wasn't jmm sparking pac out so i guess i understand.