Pacquiao did not sign a contract extension, does he need a KO to win vs Bradley?

[Fooliun_Smaxon]

BQ: If Manny KOs Tim, will all people agree that the Floyd vs Many fight HAS to happen?

[Pain~Lucy]

source? hmm it's not necessary to KO bradley, he just need to convincingly beat bradley like he did in the first fight

[Strategic1]

A convincing, dominating win is all that's needed.

A KO would surprise everyone and would hype a possible Floyd-PAC fight. Public demand might call for Floyd and bypass PAC-JMM 5.

I can imagine the public will demand Floyd to fight PAC. But Floyd will set up roadblocks and will fight Amir Kahn instead.

[Fooliun_Smaxon]

No doubt he will. He obviously doesn't want to fight him, according to Tyson, Holmes etc etc. Can't believe that Floyd has any fans really considering what a chicken disgrace he is. He is pissing all over the reputation of the Mid-West's boxing superiority. Money grabbing buffoon!

[iSniper]

floyd-pac hope thus happen but floyd will protect his "0" so he would pick those who he thinks he can win. Many would argue but floyde is boss on his own, no one dictates him.

[Shambrolic]

Actually Pacquiao last week signed a two year 75 million dollar extension.

[boliodogs]

This assumes that Arum will bribe the judges and make them give Bradley the decision no matter how badly Pacquiao beats Bradley. I may be naïve but I think the judges will score this fight the way they honestly see it so Pacquiao could win on points.

[Jayallday9]

Actually Pacquiao last week signed a two year 75 million dollar extension.

If this is true then Manny will win even if Tim actually beats him and Bob will have a triology..

[Fighting_Pride]

what part of health comes first don't y'all get. pacquiao UD's bradley, mayweather ****s himself and picks a glass chin khan to make himself feel relevant. pacquiao knocks out bradley, mayweather announces his retirement again.


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[BennyST]

This assumes that Arum will bribe the judges and make them give Bradley the decision no matter how badly Pacquiao beats Bradley. I may be naïve but I think the judges will score this fight the way they honestly see it so Pacquiao could win on points.

You could very well be naive considering that is exactly what happened in their first fight. Let's hope not I guess.

The even bigger problem here is that Pac is closer to the end than ever, coming off a brutal loss, has lost some shine and money power, and hasn't renewed his contract while Bradley is still young, still 'undefeated' (what a laugh), gaining more recognition, and still under contract, plus he holds a win over Pac in the most absurd circumstances possible. Hard to see it changing.