Comments Thread For: Daily Bread Mailbag: Pacquiao-Khan, Broner, Ward, Spence-Brook

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The Daily Bread Mailbag returns with Stephen "Breadman" Edwards discusses Adrien Broner, Manny Pacquiao vs. Amir Khan, Lamont Peterson, Tony Harrison vs. Hurd, the subject of chins, Errol Spence vs. Kell Brook, and more.
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[JRS1980]

God forbid Andre Ward was the spokesperson for a boxer's union. No fight would ever be made again.

[Boxing Logic]

God forbid Andre Ward was the spokesperson for a boxer's union. No fight would ever be made again.

Yeah that's a terrible idea. Breadman get off the gas! As Ward would say...

[MrClutch85]

Broner is a counter puncher you can steal rounds from him like PDL did Grandos outworked him it was close fight.Broner landed the cleaner punches he got the decision.Broner need to be more offensive let his hands go at 147 if he wants to get stoppages and clear victories.

Amir Khan is hard to outpoint he knows how to win rounds with his hand speed combinations and workrate.If you can't knock him out he is hard to beat he dominated Collazo Algieri and Alexander.Pacquiao is a puncher that straight left hand will find Khan chin take him out mid to late.

[Yerlan T.]

Wow, what an amazing response from Breadman on punching power and chins! I have learned a lot today on that subject.

[Decepticus]

Ward isn't criticized for winning a close fight against Kovalev. He's criticized for refusing/delaying the rematch after signing a contract that stipulates there will be a rematch if he wins. There is something to be said about the "Son of God" not being a man of his word.

[Rip Chudd]

Ward isn't criticized for winning a close fight against Kovalev. He's criticized for refusing/delaying the rematch after signing a contract that stipulates there will be a rematch if he wins. There is something to be said about the "Son of God" not being a man of his word.

He's criticized for both. More for winning a close fight right after the fight, and lately cause people want to see a rematch and he's talking about retirement