Adamantium cuttin' thru the BadAss: Pacquiao vs Bradley 3, April 9th

[LeVraiPapi]

Disregard the fact that Bob Arum & Oscar De La Hoya are blatantly keeping their fighters away from PBC fighters brehs

I wanna see what the excuse is for 2016. We know PBC will make any fights but they will still find a way to say the contrary.

 

[TheNig]

Solid points. I remember Maidana wincing and huffing after AB landed a body hook. Arum is a good businessman. I would have done the same thing. Except our boy @Black_Jesus aka Black_Rafael who thinks Arum really wanna make the fight and AB is lying.

Man them aint no good points. That nikka lost!!!

 

[Tide Run This]

Pacquiao fighting Bradley for a 3rd time is worse than Floyd fighting Berto that's right I said it neg me I don't give a shyt fukk a Pacquiao/Bradley 3 fight if it goes down. I'd rather watch a 24 hour loop of Big Slow vs Kane matches than watch this shyt again. In 2016 this the best we can do? The bullshyt gotta stop all these fighters in the 140 and 147 weight classes and we going back to the well to a fight no one really wanted to see the 2nd time this TR/PBC/GB p*ssyfooting gotta stop.

 

[Newzz]

SOHH... when you start taking moral victories bruh?

That's like me saying that Pacquaio was up on the cards before JMM knocked him into Bolivia.

Moral what breh?

Those are just facts

You brought up Maidana & Porter asking about "the same way he knocked" them out. Well, he didn't KO them, but he hurt Maidana per Maidana's own words and is the only person to ever drop Porter....and both are much larger/stronger than Broner are naturally.


My point at the end of the day is, if Timothy Bradley could rock Manny Pacquiao's world, Broner has the power and punching accuracy to turn his lights off



Arum is keeping his entire stable away from AB, regardless of the fact it would be the biggest fight of any of the TR fighter's careers from 140-147 (besides Pac, Bradley, or JMM and for them it would still be a big fight)...and there is a reason for that

 

[Tide Run This]

Moral what breh?

Those are just facts

You brought up Maidana & Porter asking about "the same way he knocked" them out. Well, he didn't KO them, but he hurt Maidana per Maidana's own words and is the only person to ever drop Porter....and both are much larger/stronger than Broner are naturally.


My point at the end of the day is, if Timothy Bradley could rock Manny Pacquiao's world, Broner has the power and punching accuracy to turn his lights off



Arum is keeping his entire stable away from AB, regardless of the fact it would be the biggest fight of any of the TR fighter's careers from 140-147 (besides Pac, Bradley, or JMM and for them it would still be a big fight)...and there is a reason for that

They really gonna pass on a fight like Broner/Crawford these nikkas corny as fukk these days

 

[Newzz]

They really gonna pass on a fight like Broner/Crawford these nikkas corny as fukk these days

We NEED that fight, that's my #1 fight I want to see happen right now.


It's crazy because at this rate, the #1 contender and mandatory for AB's belt is also a TR fighter (Benavidez)....but Arum wont even pursue making that fight happen even though it's a good fight


"Bu-bu-but, why is Broner fighting Theophane?"



It's because all the other good fighters are either TR or GBP, and they don't want to put their fighters in the ring with him

 

[TheNig]

Moral what breh?

Those are just facts

You brought up Maidana & Porter asking about "the same way he knocked" them out. Well, he didn't KO them, but he hurt Maidana per Maidana's own words and is the only person to ever drop Porter....and both are much larger/stronger than Broner are naturally.


My point at the end of the day is, if Timothy Bradley could rock Manny Pacquiao's world, Broner has the power and punching accuracy to turn his lights off



Arum is keeping his entire stable away from AB, regardless of the fact it would be the biggest fight of any of the TR fighter's careers from 140-147 (besides Pac, Bradley, or JMM and for them it would still be a big fight)...and there is a reason for that

Dawg what does this even mean? Anybody can be rocked.

And why you making it out to look like Biscuits is Black Murderers Row? Aint nobody scared of him.

 

[Tide Run This]

I'm worried for Crawford future I think Arum gonna sabotage his career

 

[Newzz]

Manny Pacquiao to fight Tim Bradley for a third time, rubber-match set for April 9th in Las Vegas


Pacquiao and Bradley will fight for a third time in April, writes James Slater

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SUPERSTAR Manny Pacquiao certainly took his time in announcing his next opponent, set for April of 2016 in what could well be the welterweight’s final bout.

A short list of possible foes included Terence Crawford, Amir Khan, Tim Bradley and, most recently added to the list of maybes, Adrien Broner. But finally, we have conformation from Pac-Man’s promoter Bob Arum who the April 9th fight will be against: Tim Bradley, who Pacquiao has twice met before.

“It’s a done deal and it’s going to be a third fight against Tim Bradley. We took a lot of consideration knowing Bradley has improved a lot as a fighter since the last time they’ve met in 2014,” Arum told The Manila Times today (local time). “Bradley is happy about it of course and that’s really a competitive fight for Manny. The report about Adrien Broner fighting Pacquiao is untrue.”

So, the rubber-match will go ahead at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Bradley shocked the boxing world back in June of 2012, when he won a hugely controversial split decision over the pound-for-pound king. Subjected to death threats and a whole array of insults after the tarnished victory, Bradley – who had barely a handful of experts on his side who were in agreement with the contentious decision that went his way – was desperate for a rematch to prove he was a worthy winner.

The return, also contesting the WBO welterweight title, came in April of 2014. This time, Pacquiao won a commanding 12-round unanimous decision; righting a very big wrong in the opinion of most.

Now, with Bradley defending the WBO title, the final instalment in this particular rivalry will play out in the exact same arena the other two fights were staged.

Pacquiao, who has not fought since losing “The Fight of The Century” to Floyd Mayweather in May 2015, will no doubt start out as a significant favourite to beat Bradley for a second time.

Bradley is never a fighter to underestimate, however. Last fighting in November, in his first bout with new trainer Teddy Atlas, Bradley was in total command against a weight drained Brandon Rios.

Pacquiao recently turned 37 and he holds a 57-6-2(38) record. Bradley is 32 and his record reads 33-1-1(13).

Interestingly, Arum closed by telling The Manila Times that the third Bradley fight will NOT be Pacquiao’s last fight. “It won’t be promoted that way,” the Top Rank boss stated.



Manny Pacquiao to fight Tim Bradley for a third time, rubber-match set for April 9th in Las Vegas -

 

[Tide Run This]

Manny Pacquiao to fight Tim Bradley for a third time, rubber-match set for April 9th in Las Vegas


Pacquiao and Bradley will fight for a third time in April, writes James Slater

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SUPERSTAR Manny Pacquiao certainly took his time in announcing his next opponent, set for April of 2016 in what could well be the welterweight’s final bout.

A short list of possible foes included Terence Crawford, Amir Khan, Tim Bradley and, most recently added to the list of maybes, Adrien Broner. But finally, we have conformation from Pac-Man’s promoter Bob Arum who the April 9th fight will be against: Tim Bradley, who Pacquiao has twice met before.

“It’s a done deal and it’s going to be a third fight against Tim Bradley. We took a lot of consideration knowing Bradley has improved a lot as a fighter since the last time they’ve met in 2014,” Arum told The Manila Times today (local time). “Bradley is happy about it of course and that’s really a competitive fight for Manny. The report about Adrien Broner fighting Pacquiao is untrue.”

So, the rubber-match will go ahead at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Bradley shocked the boxing world back in June of 2012, when he won a hugely controversial split decision over the pound-for-pound king. Subjected to death threats and a whole array of insults after the tarnished victory, Bradley – who had barely a handful of experts on his side who were in agreement with the contentious decision that went his way – was desperate for a rematch to prove he was a worthy winner.

The return, also contesting the WBO welterweight title, came in April of 2014. This time, Pacquiao won a commanding 12-round unanimous decision; righting a very big wrong in the opinion of most.

Now, with Bradley defending the WBO title, the final instalment in this particular rivalry will play out in the exact same arena the other two fights were staged.

Pacquiao, who has not fought since losing “The Fight of The Century” to Floyd Mayweather in May 2015, will no doubt start out as a significant favourite to beat Bradley for a second time.

Bradley is never a fighter to underestimate, however. Last fighting in November, in his first bout with new trainer Teddy Atlas, Bradley was in total command against a weight drained Brandon Rios.

Pacquiao recently turned 37 and he holds a 57-6-2(38) record. Bradley is 32 and his record reads 33-1-1(13).

Interestingly, Arum closed by telling The Manila Times that the third Bradley fight will NOT be Pacquiao’s last fight. “It won’t be promoted that way,” the Top Rank boss stated.



Manny Pacquiao to fight Tim Bradley for a third time, rubber-match set for April 9th in Las Vegas -

 

[BlackMajik]

@ Manny

I wonder how much Toradol he's gonna inject for this fight lol

 

[Tide Run This]

Arum gonna pull screwjob on Manny he's damaged goods




"I told you to fight Crawford dammit"

 

[TheNig]

@ Manny

I wonder how much Toradol he's gonna inject for this fight lol

The same amount of IV fluids Floyd took.

 

[TheNig]

I'm glad he's fighting Bradley. Didn't want to see him fight Crawford or any of the young TR guys. Would have liked to have seen him fight Biscuits.

 

[TheNig]

Manny Pacquiao to fight Tim Bradley for a third time, rubber-match set for April 9th in Las Vegas


Pacquiao and Bradley will fight for a third time in April, writes James Slater

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SUPERSTAR Manny Pacquiao certainly took his time in announcing his next opponent, set for April of 2016 in what could well be the welterweight’s final bout.

A short list of possible foes included Terence Crawford, Amir Khan, Tim Bradley and, most recently added to the list of maybes, Adrien Broner. But finally, we have conformation from Pac-Man’s promoter Bob Arum who the April 9th fight will be against: Tim Bradley, who Pacquiao has twice met before.

“It’s a done deal and it’s going to be a third fight against Tim Bradley. We took a lot of consideration knowing Bradley has improved a lot as a fighter since the last time they’ve met in 2014,” Arum told The Manila Times today (local time). “Bradley is happy about it of course and that’s really a competitive fight for Manny. The report about Adrien Broner fighting Pacquiao is untrue.”

So, the rubber-match will go ahead at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Bradley shocked the boxing world back in June of 2012, when he won a hugely controversial split decision over the pound-for-pound king. Subjected to death threats and a whole array of insults after the tarnished victory, Bradley – who had barely a handful of experts on his side who were in agreement with the contentious decision that went his way – was desperate for a rematch to prove he was a worthy winner.

The return, also contesting the WBO welterweight title, came in April of 2014. This time, Pacquiao won a commanding 12-round unanimous decision; righting a very big wrong in the opinion of most.

Now, with Bradley defending the WBO title, the final instalment in this particular rivalry will play out in the exact same arena the other two fights were staged.

Pacquiao, who has not fought since losing “The Fight of The Century” to Floyd Mayweather in May 2015, will no doubt start out as a significant favourite to beat Bradley for a second time.

Bradley is never a fighter to underestimate, however. Last fighting in November, in his first bout with new trainer Teddy Atlas, Bradley was in total command against a weight drained Brandon Rios.

Pacquiao recently turned 37 and he holds a 57-6-2(38) record. Bradley is 32 and his record reads 33-1-1(13).

Interestingly, Arum closed by telling The Manila Times that the third Bradley fight will NOT be Pacquiao’s last fight. “It won’t be promoted that way,” the Top Rank boss stated.



Manny Pacquiao to fight Tim Bradley for a third time, rubber-match set for April 9th in Las Vegas -

Go fight Ashley, Biscuits!!!!!!