How many rounds Bradley needs to win to get the decision?

9. it's not even that I think Arum is paying the judges, although he could be. Pac throws so many shots that it looks like he's dominating when in reality many don't do that much. I myself have been fooled by this and probably will be when watching the Bradley fight anyway. Either way I see Pac taking a comfortable decision maybe 117-111

 

So why do 80 percent of boxers and boxing fans have marquez winning :roflatsch

 

bradley has got to win about 2 more rounds than officially needed to get the win. If bradley was up by a round they would defo give it to pac. He needs to make it a clear win.

 

It's true though. You could give the fight to Marquez based on landing the more significant punches or you could give it to Pacquiao based on activity. Most people believed Marquez was going to get blown out and that is one of the reason his performance stands out as particularly remarkable. A draw or a close decision either way would have been ok in my oppinion.

 

Had marquez winning clearly by at least 3 rounds yet they still robbed him.:-(

 

I'd like to see this scientific survey that has concluded that eighty percent of boxers and boxing writers think Marquez won.

 

cos they dont know **** about boxing :hi:

 

He is going to need proper clear rounds or any "could go either way" rounds will be going to Pac.

Not sure if he can do it with his lack of power but i am hoping he pulls off the upset.

 

I Think between 7 and 12

 

Don't think theres a chance in hell that Bradley is officially going to be winning any decision. He could literally wipe the floor with Pac all night and still lose a 120-108 UD. See Abril vs Rios...

I honestly think Bradley is going to get robbed in this fight. Looking at how Pac's fought against Mosley/JMM, I just don't see the hunger in him anymore. Whereas before he was an absolute beast of a fighter, throwing relentless combos and knocking opponents from pillar to post, he now only seems capable of throwing smaller combos, seemingly with his eyes closed... He no longer comes to the weigh in in extreme physical condition, he looks more relaxed but in a manner that would suggest that he's not trying as hard anymore (not simply because he's more comfortable at the weight).

I think Pacs out of ring obligations have consumed too much of his attention. He's no longer fighting to stay alive (as he was in his early career days), he's got his money, fame and political position and it seems boxing comes second to that.

Bradley on the other hand looks genuinely hungry for this. Unfortunately for him, if he doesn't knock Pac out, he aint winning...

 

The scorecards are being submitted as we speak. JMN won arguably up to 9 rounds and got screwed over by boxing politics. Nobody but FMJ us authorized to decision Pac at this point.

 

Who did you have winning Calzaghe-Hopkins and Williams-Martinez I?

 

Pretty sure it was 70% most ESBers tend to over exaggerate a little though.

 

Thirteen.