What bothers me more than that BS decision is Manny's inability to get fired up as a result. I understand keeping your cool but I want to see Manny not just accept so easily this wrong doing committed against him
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I'm honestly considering giving up on boxing. The last two years have been HORIBBLE years..
for the record i had it 118-110 Pacquiao.Comment
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Pacqiao isn't even my favorite fighter and I might be done with boxing! That is bull****! I've seen some bad robberies but that was the worst! I'm not a Floyd fan but I hope he whips Bradleys ass! I'm not watching! I'm shocked!Comment
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arum is the f#cking devil in boxing i swear
but bradley was honest about the fight
he told every body he was going to win and that the rematch was nov 10th lolComment
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arum is the f@cking devil in boxing lol
at least bradley was honest about it
im going to win rematch is nov 10thComment
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arum is the f@cking devil in boxing lol
at least bradley was honest about it
im going to win rematch is nov 10thComment
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please bs writers call out arum and the judges on this blatant corruption.Comment
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The HBO announcers, Harold Lederman, and Compubox were unsurprisingly biased.
Bradley fought a good fight, but his punches supposedly didn't count because they weren't as hard as Pacquiao's (in which case pretty much everyone under 154 loses and Randall Bailey is #1 P4P). In the first round, Bradley won the round, but 2-3 glancing/missed/blocked Pacquiao punches stole the round, according to the HBO crew. Bradley blocked and evaded a lot of straight left hands that Lampley called as if they landed and landed plenty of punches that weren't called. I've seen that before go on to sway public opinion.
The fight was closer than HBO and Compubox made it seem, but I think Pacquiao's ring generalship tonight was too commanding for him to lose the fight.
Disappointing that Bradley received a decision, but JMM wasn't the one to get a decision against Manny when he clearly deserved it on several occasions.Comment
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