Comments Thread For: Naazim: Manny Pacquiao Would Beat Provodnikov Up

[jri9d0]

I've heard plenty of people say Bradley can win more decisively in a rematch against Pacquiao but people don't want to hear it. I agree with Richardson here, this time Bradley isn't gonna win a close decision.

Don't know where people get off overrating Provodnikov the way they do, he has questionable stamina, fights in spurts, is easy to hit and cuts easily. I understand he can punch and can be aggressive but that alone isn't gonna allow him to compete with Pacquiao.

And not to mention he wouldn't have Roach in his corner.

[Boskop]

Waste of time...They're "NOT" fighting period!

Agree, they are teammates and they dont want to fight eachother ánd there are more logical/more meaningful matchups to be made.
I like Pacman-Bradley II and Provodnikov-Rios

[jcruz65]

This fight is never going to happen, good friends never fight. Both Provo and Pac can put up good show against anyone else, because they are real fighters and I like to watch them fight.

[Haterfree]

The problem with both Provodnikov & Manny is that they cant beat Tim Bradley so they are just fighting for 2nd place now.

[TLC8]

I've heard plenty of people say Bradley can win more decisively in a rematch against Pacquiao but people don't want to hear it. I agree with Richardson here, this time Bradley isn't gonna win a close decision.

Don't know where people get off overrating Provodnikov the way they do, he has questionable stamina, fights in spurts, is easy to hit and cuts easily. I understand he can punch and can be aggressive but that alone isn't gonna allow him to compete with Pacquiao.

Pacquiao beats Provo but tht fight isn't going to happen, they both are friends and have sparred hundreds of rounds with each other, and both have said they aren't fighting each other. But you can tak about Provo straight in approach, but he nearly killed Bradley, and Bradley knows that too... Provo got screwed in that decision.

[TLC8]

The problem with both Provodnikov & Manny is that they cant beat Tim Bradley so they are just fighting for 2nd place now.

AND that's just a ****** comment with no basis. The world watched Manny Pacquiao easily beat up on Bradley, who broke his own ankle trying to run from Pacquaio's onslaught. The biggest FIX in Boxing history took place that night when they took the belt away from Pacquiao. Provo gave Bradley the beating of his life, for which Bradley talked for months about the dizziness,the concussion type symptoms he still had, how in the last round he had to "fight for his life or get stretched out", were Bradley's exact words; look it up. Bradley beat a 40 year old Marquez with drug testing in place, not the same 40 year old, PED induced Marquez that ran out of gas by Round 5 before landing his hail mary punch to escape. You give Bradley waaaaay too much credit. He's not that good.

[Doctor_Tenma]

AND that's just a ****** comment with no basis. The world watched Manny Pacquiao easily beat up on Bradley, who broke his own ankle trying to run from Pacquaio's onslaught. The biggest FIX in Boxing history took place that night when they took the belt away from Pacquiao. Provo gave Bradley the beating of his life, for which Bradley talked for months about the dizziness,the concussion type symptoms he still had, how in the last round he had to "fight for his life or get stretched out", were Bradley's exact words; look it up. Bradley beat a 40 year old Marquez with drug testing in place, not the same 40 year old, PED induced Marquez that ran out of gas by Round 5 before landing his hail mary punch to escape. You give Bradley waaaaay too much credit. He's not that good.

Believe what you may but many have come around after watching that Bradley-Pacquiao fight, not the onslaught you would like it to be, not an impressive performance by Pacquiao at all. Bradley adjusted in the second half clearly winning the championship rounds, a rematch is definitely warranted, especially if Pacquiao is up to prove that he's still an elite level fighter. It's weird how he hasn't even proven that...yet we're talking about the possibilities of a Mayweather fight, insane.

As for Provodnikov, Ruslan himself acknowledges that he lost the fight which he did in my honest opinion. I'd love to see a rematch, I'm sure you do as well but don't expect it to be anywhere near as competitive as it was, just saying.

[TLC8]

Provo Is About TO Give Rios ANOTHER Beatdown, Just To Spite Garcia & Ariza

I think its quite interesting how Rios & Alvarado had their match/rematch, like they were top echelon fighters. Marquez and Bradley wouldn't fight Pacquiao for double the money they got for fighting each other, so that left Rios and Alvarado as 3rd options. What I like is how Pac/Provo chose to take Rios & Alvarado, and expose both with severe beatings to show they are nothing more than b/c level fighters and thats ALL they ever were despite getting hyped up by the media & promoters. NOW Provo is close to baiting Rios into a fight with him, and that should just about end Rios career early, if Garcia & Ariza are dumb enough to take that fight. There's a reason Marquez won't fight Provo. Pacquiao will probably land Bradley rematch which Pac intended to announce his next fight by Christmas... in a day or two. This will be golden to see Provo end Rios, and Pac embarrass Bradley, leaving Porter & Danny Garcia to line up.

[TLC8]

Believe what you may but many have come around after watching that Bradley-Pacquiao fight, not the onslaught you would like it to be, not an impressive performance by Pacquiao at all. Bradley adjusted in the second half clearly winning the championship rounds, a rematch is definitely warranted, especially if Pacquiao is up to prove that he's still an elite level fighter. It's weird how he hasn't even proven that...yet we're talking about the possibilities of a Mayweather fight, insane.

As for Provodnikov, Ruslan himself acknowledges that he lost the fight which he did in my honest opinion. I'd love to see a rematch, I'm sure you do as well but don't expect it to be anywhere near as competitive as it was, just saying.

IT's too bad you haven't a clue what you're talking about, and how juvenile it is for you to throw comments out there hoping they stick, like you're the voice to "most that came around and realized Bradley won the championship rounds"... you need drug tested. NOBODY came around to that. why do you think Bradley nearly sought therapy for the threats, and verbal drummings he's taken since that fight... Boxing still considers that figh one of the most lopsided, poor judging decisions fans have ever witnessed. I wouldn't speak for Provo either, clown... He didn't say those things, and Bradley got booed out of the arena after that decision as well. I can respect you love Bradley, you're just not supporting a guy that beat Pac or Provo. Do your homework next time.

[SoulByThePound]

I think its quite interesting how Rios & Alvarado had their match/rematch, like they were top echelon fighters. Marquez and Bradley wouldn't fight Pacquiao for double the money they got for fighting each other, so that left Rios and Alvarado as 3rd options. What I like is how Pac/Provo chose to take Rios & Alvarado, and expose both with severe beatings to show they are nothing more than b/c level fighters and thats ALL they ever were despite getting hyped up by the media & promoters. NOW Provo is close to baiting Rios into a fight with him, and that should just about end Rios career early, if Garcia & Ariza are dumb enough to take that fight. There's a reason Marquez won't fight Provo. Pacquiao will probably land Bradley rematch which Pac intended to announce his next fight by Christmas... in a day or two. This will be golden to see Provo end Rios, and Pac embarrass Bradley, leaving Porter & Danny Garcia to line up.

Manny and roach said NO to an immediate rematch of the alleged robbery, Bottom line he lost on paper and did not want to avenge what he and his fans call a robbery..The excuse was bradley is not a draw, so i have to ask why did they fight him in the first place...

Too many silly people in boxing who give passes to roach and Co.