I'm one of five people who thought he won the first fight. And when I look at the first two rounds of that fight, when his feet were fully under him (no injuries), I'm impressed by his gameplan. Then I look at the last three rounds and I see him implementing that same strategy.
I think Bradley is underrated around these parts. He's the type of guy that you have to KO in order to beat. His movement will cause Manny's punch output to drop and he's a tough customer on the inside. He'll be more loose this second time. Bradley isn't without his flaws so it won't surprise me to see Manny put him away and if Manny does so then he deserves some major props. But I was unimpressed by his performance against Rios. In fact I didn't think he looked hot at all. Bradley is going to play keep away on the outside and maul him on the inside. UD12.
I'll need to rewatch the fight before the return and keep your points in mind. I saw it deadtired in the middle of the night. Excellent fight nevertheless.
Extra motivation for a guy at Pacs level is always a good thing. I think Bradley is also highly motivated. We have the makings for an excellent fight and I think this version of Tim Bradley(post Provodnikov) will think he can slug with Pac also which will be a bad mistake. Im going with an early KO or TKO by Pac round 3 or 4.
I was listening A Los Golpes yesterday and Joel Diaz said they don't think the judges will give them a fair shake this time around, so him and Bradley are preparing for a KO and not leave it to the judges.....¿suicidal? move if you ask me.
I was listening A Los Golpes yesterday and Joel Diaz said they don't think the judges will give them a fair shake this time around, so him and Bradley are preparing for a KO and not leave it to the judges.....¿suicidal? move if you ask me.
the art of war. tell ur opponent ur gonna do this and then show up and do something else.
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