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  • Manny Pacquiao Retiring, Unless Floyd Mayweather Gives Him a Rematch

    Manny Pacquiao Retiring, Unless Floyd Mayweather Gives Him a Rematch

    The third fight between Manny Pacquiao and Timothy Bradley, ending in another win for the Filipino and another title belt. But it’s probably the last time he steps in a boxing ring, unless Floyd Mayweather Jr. offers him a rematch, which he doesn’t seem to have any intention of doing.

  • Pacquiao Beats Bradley – Justice is Served

    Pacquiao Beats Bradley – Justice is Served

    It seems like Manny Pacquiao can move on in his boxing career after getting something straight: He’s a much better boxer than Timothy Bradley, and finally getting the right scorecards to show for it, as there was no mistake in their second fight, with a unanimous decision going his way, not to mention the usual impressive amount of money.

  • Pacquiao vs Bradley – Justice Needs to be Done

    Pacquiao vs Bradley – Justice Needs to be Done

    The previous fight between Manny Pacquiao and Timothy Bradley highlighted a big problem in boxing which is its officiating. It might not be corrupt, or at least not in that case, but it can be extremely awful, resulting in a decision win for Bradley, who knew very well he got beat badly in the fight but obviously wouldn’t admit it. Justice doesn’t mean a bad decision going in Pacquiao’s way, but simply the better fighter in the 12 rounds (or less) actually coming out with his hand on top.

  • Pacquiao vs Bradley – Maybe This Time The Judges Won’t Screw it Up

    Pacquiao vs Bradley – Maybe This Time The Judges Won’t Screw it Up

    The limitations in the boxing world create a lot of rematches, which means that Manny Pacquiao will face Timothy Bradley a second time for his next fight, hoping that this time he won’t be the victim of the worst scoring judges performance we’ve seen in the last few years.

  • Floyd Mayweather – Fighting Timothy Bradley Instead of Robert Guerrero?

    Floyd Mayweather – Fighting Timothy Bradley Instead of Robert Guerrero?

    Still no confirmation regarding the next opponent of Floyd Mayweather, in a fight that will take place on May 4, Early rumors (and more than that) suggested it’ll be Robert Guerrero, the current interim WBC Welterweight champion, but according to recent developments, it might be WBO Welterweight champ Timothy Bradley.

  • Manny Pacquiao – Juan Manuel Marquez Again?

    Instead of trying to get his title belt back, Manny Pacquiao is going for the financial route, heading towards a fourth fight with Juan Manuel Marquez in what will definitely be in the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, but without a certain date as of now.

  • Mayweather vs Pacquiao – Easy Fight for Floyd?

    I guess Timothy Bradley forgot he actually lost the fight to Manny Pacquiao according to 98% of the people watching the fight, unlike the judges who somehow saw something very different. Because Bradley, probably looking for Pacquiao to choose him for his November fight, said that when Floyd Mayweather steps with Pac-Man in the ring, he’ll have an easy time dealing with him.

  • Manny Pacquiao vs Timothy Bradley – All Clean, Nothing Illegal?

    If anyone believed that something new regarding Manny Pacquiao getting robbed by the Nevada judges in his fight against Timothy Bradley, than I guess you don’t know boxing. The Nevada state attorney general found nothing illegal about their decision making, which makes it even more weird and questionable.

  • Mayweather vs Pacquiao – 2013 Double Header?

    Manny Pacquiao is still licked the wounds from the unbelievable split decision loss to Timothy Bradley, while Floyd Mayweather is still serving his time in Nevada County jail. That isn’t stopping Bob Arum from planning ahead, maybe towards a fight or even two between Mayweather and Pacquiao.

  • Losing Faith in Boxing II – Pacquiao vs Bradley WBO Review Means Nothing

    So the WBO review panel watched the Manny Pacuqiao – Timoth Bradley fight one more time, and unanimously decided that Manny Pacquiao should have won that fight, all giving him a uninanious decision victory. So what? It doesn’t change anything.