Nobody is perfect. Judges, referees, and boxers all can make mistakes. Many of you guys are acting like you have never seen anything like this in boxing before. I know that this kind of mistake can bring the sport down but whenever it happens, the rematch should be the best way out. It's not the end of the road. Pacquiao won the fight. No doubt about it. However, Bradley should be given a credit for coming to fight and having a brave heart to trade punches with Pacquiao in many rounds. He didn't run all night to beat him. BTW, It was a close fight IMO though. I heard Arum is now demanding the investigation. Then what? They both will have to fight each other again soon, right?
If Bradley had lost a closish UD people would actually respect him for makin it a good fight and takin good shots but because he won everyone hates him lol
I wonder the same. Had Bradley lost 115-113 on two cards would there be this much outrage. I don't think there would be. A win is a calming influence. Investigation is BS if you ask me. He promotes Bradley so he's going to f*uck him over? The only reason he's doing it is because he's lost his leverage against Floyd and nobody wants to see a rematch. Believe me, if the rematch was in demand, Arum would still have that wide grin on his face he shared with Bradley.
It's not Bradleys fault! It's that old *******s fault... Bob is scum! I just hope Bradley doesn't start acting like he really beat Pac because he DIDN'T! :deal
lol, people still thinking Arum wants the Floyd match when he's done everything in his hands to cockblock it so far. Arum doesn't want the match, he hates Floyd and everything related to him, he'd rather make the same amount of money with a Pac-Bradley trilogy and another Marquez fight
Anyone can make a mistake. Ok, but what are the odds that 3 people made the same mistake at the same time, when 99% of the boxing world got it right?