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I just wanna see Devin Haney in action, even though he may win within the first round..Fukk a Manny-Bradley 3
Adamantium cuttin' thru the BadAss: Pacquiao vs Bradley 3, April 9th
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#1 WW vs #2 WW 
Young Valdez on the beat
Rameriez/AA
If you aren't ordering this card
best believe that Timmy/Manny gonna be fireworks
Young Valdez on the beat
Rameriez/AA
If you aren't ordering this card
best believe that Timmy/Manny gonna be fireworks
weighin for bradley-pacquiao 3
"NOTRUMP" UNDERCARD PRELIMINARY BOUTS
Oscar Valdez, a two-time Olympian for Mexico puts his unbeaten record on the line as he steps up in class versus former featherweight titlist Evgeny Gradovich (21-1, 9KOs).
Both fighters made weight for their scheduled 10-round clash. Valdez (18-0, KOs) officially checked in at 125.5-pounds for his first fight of 2016 following a stellar four-win run in a 2015 campaign that also saw his HBO debut.
Gradovich (21-1, 9KOs) clocked in at the featherweight limit of 126-pounds in a must-win scenario for the 29-year old affectionately known as "The Mexican Russian." The scrappy featherweight from Russia who now trains out of Robert Garcia's gym in Oxnard, Calif. enjoyed a two-year stay as champ before losing his belt to Lee Selby last May. He has since won two straight.
Opening the telecast, unbeaten super lightweight prospect Jose Ramirez (16-0, 12KOs) takes on Manuel Perez in the first scheduled 10-round bout of his young career.
Ramirez - who fights out of the Bay Area city of Avenal, Calif., where he is a leading activist for the area's water coalition - tipped the scales at a trim and ready 138-pounds. Perez (25-11-1, 6KOs) - born in Hawaii but now based out of Denver - weighed 137.5-pounds.
The show will air on HBO Pay-Per-View live from MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Oscar Valdez, a two-time Olympian for Mexico puts his unbeaten record on the line as he steps up in class versus former featherweight titlist Evgeny Gradovich (21-1, 9KOs).
Both fighters made weight for their scheduled 10-round clash. Valdez (18-0, KOs) officially checked in at 125.5-pounds for his first fight of 2016 following a stellar four-win run in a 2015 campaign that also saw his HBO debut.
Gradovich (21-1, 9KOs) clocked in at the featherweight limit of 126-pounds in a must-win scenario for the 29-year old affectionately known as "The Mexican Russian." The scrappy featherweight from Russia who now trains out of Robert Garcia's gym in Oxnard, Calif. enjoyed a two-year stay as champ before losing his belt to Lee Selby last May. He has since won two straight.
Opening the telecast, unbeaten super lightweight prospect Jose Ramirez (16-0, 12KOs) takes on Manuel Perez in the first scheduled 10-round bout of his young career.
Ramirez - who fights out of the Bay Area city of Avenal, Calif., where he is a leading activist for the area's water coalition - tipped the scales at a trim and ready 138-pounds. Perez (25-11-1, 6KOs) - born in Hawaii but now based out of Denver - weighed 137.5-pounds.
The show will air on HBO Pay-Per-View live from MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Bradley finally going to throw old man Poochiao to the bushes 
Weights From Las Vegas: Pacquiao 145.5, Bradley 146.5
by Cliff Rold
By Jake Donovan
The stage is officially set for the rubber match between a pair of future Hall of Fame prizefighters in Manny Pacquiao and Timothy Bradley Jr. The two will collide Saturday evening, headlining a four-bout HBO Pay-Per-View event live from the MGM Grand in Las Vegas Nevada.
Not only did they both easily mak weight, but did so in boasting supremely conditioned physiques. Pacquiao was a ripped yet light 145.5-pounds for what could be the final fight of his incredible career. Bradley checked in at a freakishly chiseled 146.5-pounds.
ABRAHAM, RAMIREZ IN PURSUIT OF HISTORY
The evening's chief support could easily be a main event battle on any other major event - and in fact was originally slated to headline a blockbuster show in Germany. Instead, event handlers decided that the super middleweight title fight between defending champ Arthur Abraham and unbeaten mandatory challenger Gilberto Ramirez belonged on this show.
Their scheduled 12-round battle carries historical implications as long as a winner is produced.
Abraham (44-4, 29KOs) came in at a rock solid 168-pounds for the sixth defense of his second tour as a super middleweight titlist. A win will make him the first ever boxer from Germany to emerge victorious in a title fight in Las Vegas.
He previously served as a longtime middleweight titlist, making 10 defenses before moving up to super middleweight for Showtime's celebrated Super Six tournament. The series nearly ruined his career, being dealt three losses in a span of five fights (four tournament-based, plus a confidence rebuilding win wedged in between). However, the 36-year old Armenia-born Germany-bred and based boxer has since enjoyed two separate super middleweight title reigns, both coming at the expense of Robert Stieglitz.
Ramirez (33-0, 24KOs) also weighed bang on the super middleweight limit of 168-pounds for his first career title fight. The 24 year-old contender aims to make history for his native Mexico, which has never boasted a champion at super middleweight over heavier. Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez became the country's first-ever World middleweight champ with his points win over Miguel Cotto last November.
by Cliff Rold
By Jake Donovan
The stage is officially set for the rubber match between a pair of future Hall of Fame prizefighters in Manny Pacquiao and Timothy Bradley Jr. The two will collide Saturday evening, headlining a four-bout HBO Pay-Per-View event live from the MGM Grand in Las Vegas Nevada.
Not only did they both easily mak weight, but did so in boasting supremely conditioned physiques. Pacquiao was a ripped yet light 145.5-pounds for what could be the final fight of his incredible career. Bradley checked in at a freakishly chiseled 146.5-pounds.
ABRAHAM, RAMIREZ IN PURSUIT OF HISTORY
The evening's chief support could easily be a main event battle on any other major event - and in fact was originally slated to headline a blockbuster show in Germany. Instead, event handlers decided that the super middleweight title fight between defending champ Arthur Abraham and unbeaten mandatory challenger Gilberto Ramirez belonged on this show.
Their scheduled 12-round battle carries historical implications as long as a winner is produced.
Abraham (44-4, 29KOs) came in at a rock solid 168-pounds for the sixth defense of his second tour as a super middleweight titlist. A win will make him the first ever boxer from Germany to emerge victorious in a title fight in Las Vegas.
He previously served as a longtime middleweight titlist, making 10 defenses before moving up to super middleweight for Showtime's celebrated Super Six tournament. The series nearly ruined his career, being dealt three losses in a span of five fights (four tournament-based, plus a confidence rebuilding win wedged in between). However, the 36-year old Armenia-born Germany-bred and based boxer has since enjoyed two separate super middleweight title reigns, both coming at the expense of Robert Stieglitz.
Ramirez (33-0, 24KOs) also weighed bang on the super middleweight limit of 168-pounds for his first career title fight. The 24 year-old contender aims to make history for his native Mexico, which has never boasted a champion at super middleweight over heavier. Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez became the country's first-ever World middleweight champ with his points win over Miguel Cotto last November.
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Arum pimpin out his TR hoes I see
Bradley bulked up right, slender not too much muscles...
Manny on the other hand is kind of undefined, Manny in his prime used to be ripped on some Bradley shyt at weigh ins. ..
I hate this match at this particular time, I jut keep thinking Manny may lay down and job not giving no fukks and the rhetoric and Bradley push supports that, then again Bradley is a heel turned face I dont want him to lose/beat Manny
Manny on the other hand is kind of undefined, Manny in his prime used to be ripped on some Bradley shyt at weigh ins. ..
I hate this match at this particular time, I jut keep thinking Manny may lay down and job not giving no fukks and the rhetoric and Bradley push supports that, then again Bradley is a heel turned face I dont want him to lose/beat Manny
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RIP MR. SMOKE
manny never once in his life looked like bradley at his weigh ins
Act like them Ariza shakes years didn't existmanny never once in his life looked like bradley at his weigh ins
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RIP MR. SMOKE
show me a pic of manny where he ever looked like thisAct like them Ariza shakes years didn't exist
Nope. Flight has been delayed due to weather in Vegas. I'm at the airport and the plane leaves at 8:55pm et
That is an alarming amount of nonsense contained in one post.