Tim talks about how to beat Pac: Video Inside

[Da Boxer]

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Not matter what he says....I belive that Pac will come on top next Sat.

I just want to see Pac vs FMJr, or a Pac vs Cotto @ 150lbs.

War Cotto!

[SugarShane_24]

Among all the guys who talked, none actually won.

Morales and Marquez (won and can't win ) who stayed quiet had the most success.

[Leon]

Juan showed us how to beat and school emanuel. the question is can you execute?

[camden1nj]

Originally Posted by Leon

Juan showed us how to beat and school emanuel. the question is can you execute?

Marquez trainer is so much better than Diaz and JMM is the best strategist outside of Floyd. Bradley goes to sleep.

[Vic-JofreBRASIL]

Originally Posted by Leon

Juan showed us how to beat and school emanuel. the question is can you execute?

Not Bradley.......Manny will finally look good again next SAt. IMO

[Bogotazo]

Half the forum claims they know how to beat Manny. There's a difference between knowing and doing, and while Bradley has a chance, I believe the difference in experience level will leave Bradley unprepared to read and measure Pacquiao's movements, leaving him vulnerable and unable to get an offensive rhythm going.

[Da Boxer]

During last night 24/7 episode Bradley got caught with a few lefts during the 2 second cut of his sparing. He was wide and paid. Pack will monkey rape him and brutaly KO Tim.

Sad, another perfectly match oponent for Pac.

[Genaro G]

Bradley UD

[Bogotazo]

Originally Posted by Da Boxer

During last night 24/7 episode Bradley got caught with a few lefts during the 2 second cut of his sparing. He was wide and paid. Pack will monkey rape him and brutaly KO Tim.

Sad, another perfectly match oponent for Pac.

If a fighter like Tim is "perfectly matched" for Manny, that says quite a bit about Manny.

[PowerPuncher]

Originally Posted by Bogotazo

Half the forum claims they know how to beat Manny. There's a difference between knowing and doing, and while Bradley has a chance, I believe the difference in experience level will leave Bradley unprepared to read and measure Pacquiao's movements, leaving him vulnerable and unable to get an offensive rhythm going.

He has plenty of experience against southpaws and top contenders and big fights. Just not PPV fights, the only lack of experience he has is of such a huge event.

I'm growing to believe Bradley will win this, this is a step up but I think he may well be skilled and quick enough to pull it off

[Da Boxer]

Originally Posted by Bogotazo

If a fighter like Tim is "perfectly matched" for Manny, that says quite a bit about Manny.

Ill have to agree.

Pac needs to fight PBF or rematch Miguel at 150LBS!

[Bogotazo]

Originally Posted by PowerPuncher

He has plenty of experience against southpaws and top contenders and big fights. Just not PPV fights, the only lack of experience he has is of such a huge event.

I'm growing to believe Bradley will win this, this is a step up but I think he may well be skilled and quick enough to pull it off

It's not about fighting a southpaw or the heat of being under the lights, it's fighting someone who can feint, switch angles, set up combinations, and counter in as many ways as a fighter of Pacquiao's caliber can. Marquez and Morales had been fighting at that level when they met with Manny. Bradley, as solid as his resume is, has not. The likes of Peterson and Alexander are of a different sort. As I said, Bradley has the tools at his disposal to be competitive and even win, but I feel the difference in experience will be key. If you can't gauge Manny, you can't tame him, and if you can't tame him, you can't beat him.

[PowerPuncher]

Originally Posted by Bogotazo

It's not about fighting a southpaw or the heat of being under the lights, it's fighting someone who can feint, switch angles, set up combinations, and counter in as many ways as a fighter of Pacquiao's caliber can. Marquez and Morales had been fighting at that level when they met with Manny. Bradley, as solid as his resume is, has not. The likes of Peterson and Alexander are of a different sort. As I said, Bradley has the tools at his disposal to be competitive and even win, but I feel the difference in experience will be key. If you can't gauge Manny, you can't tame him, and if you can't tame him, you can't beat him.

Seriously? I'm guessing you haven't followed the likes of Witter or Holt then there's Alexander, Nate Campbell, Peterson, Casamayor. They're easily the level Marquez had faced prior to facing Pacquaio the first time and probably better. Bradley's already faced opponents as skilled as Pacman just none that bring the speed/power/workrate combination

[Da Boxer]

Originally Posted by PowerPuncher

Seriously? I'm guessing you haven't followed the likes of Witter or Holt then there's Alexander, Nate Campbell, Peterson, Casamayor. They're easily the level Marquez had faced prior to facing Pacquaio the first time and probably better. Bradley's already faced opponents as skilled as Pacman just none that bring the speed/power/workrate combination

No way brother. Are you contradicting your self on the same sentence? Casamayor? You mean that shop worn, waaaaayyyyyy passed prime (by like 5 fights), old man Casamayor? Who did not want to fight anyways? You got to be kidding me. I would have beaten him that night that he fought Bradley.

[PivotPunch]

I gave up on Mayweather vs Pacquiao. War Bradley