They robbed Tim Bradley, Pacquiao only had one legit knockdown

[Bullrush]

"Robbed". Most overused meaningless term in boxing history.

[Æthelstan]

Pacquiao won the fight.. scorecards were fine

both knockdowns were legit

I bet on Bradley, so I wanted him to win, but he lost

[bojangles1987]

FFS dude, just admit that you're wrong for once.

[FrenchDeLaHoya]

i feel sad for you. god bless

just make a new username, get a fresh start. nd make new predictions but just pick the OPPOSITE of what you think'll happen nd you'll be fine. lol this clown

[Weltschmerz]

OP is certified ******ed.

[SplitSecond]

This is wrong. I had the fight close but how the hell was that first knockdown a knockdown that was a slip, they did Bradley wrong.

It should have at least been a draw. Bradley didn't throw any meaningful shots he tried to copy Floyd by throwing air punches that don't even land to fool the judges but he is not Floyd, Roach is right Floyd sells shots even if they dont land and miss by throwing it fast and getting out so the judges see the guy missing and believe Floyd landed the punch, Bradly was just throwing pawing shots.

His best moments were when he came at Manny, thats what I wanted him to do shock Manny.

I have to admit both these guys looked in amazing shape and condition, I expected two washed up guys who had no stamina and were no longer sharp, they shocked me ill say that both were sharp and would probably beat any welterweight right now if they fought like they did to night very sharp and technical.

The only legit knockdown was the last one which Bradley admit yeah that was legit, other than that the fight should have either went to Bradley by one or 2 points or a draw because of the knockdowns.

This is how he got the first fight.

[Spoon23]

Bradley even acknowledged the KD after that round. He nodded to Pacquiao.

Thread fail.

[PACnPBFsuck]

Hectari is going Spoon23 on us

[MELLY-MEL...]

As usual, the moron was wrong again.

[Lester Tutor]

This fight proved, as well all the commentary from HBO last night as they gave Floyd so much credit and it was closure for an HBO 'final' Pac bout, but this fight proved how Floyd is at a higher level than both Manny or Bradley. Where was the classic leaping left hand from Pac? Both were hesistant many times throughout the fight. Where were the combos?