I never see ppl mention this when predicting Manny P vs Bradley I know it was a long time ago at a different weight class but in the last 10 yrs or so Pacs had what 1 loss and 2 draws Sanchez was the first of those 3 seeing as JMM and Morales drew and beat him after Pac was cut vs Sanchez and Morales and like most guys it really seemed to play a part in the fight Bradley as there is no secret leads head first and of his recent fights Holt, Campbell, Alexander and probably more for sure suffered cuts from a butt Now Sanches also hit low and fouled in other ways but Bradley likes to come inside holds a little and can spoil he also has pretty quick feet and hands is this a fair comparison? i mean whens the last time a guy fought Pac in like a spoiling fashion and butted him? I dont think Bradleys gonna win but i think he will give plenty of trouble
Hmmm great point. I will have to rewatch that fight but Pac was definitely thrown off by the headbutts. Its not lie that Pac does not react well to foul play. Also cuts do affect his performance. If I was Bradley I definitely would not be shy with my head. If he causes a cut in the early rounds that will take away the rounds where Pac has full power and tilt the fight his way. I think Pac would start worrying about Bradleys head and take him out of his game. He does not adjust very well so Bradley could definitely win.
im just shocked nobody mentions another fight where pac fough a guy who butted him and cut him and put a mark on his record
ive mentioned it prior to making the thread and nobody ever responds to it though parallels can be drawn
JMM II as well. I think in the 8th or 9th round. As soon as he got cut he panicked. Luckily for him his corner stopped the cut very well for the rest of the fights. When it was flowing though he seemed out of it.
That DAMN HEAD on Bradley. . . Lol listen to Gambeino talk about it. . . FUnny as shite. . . Seriously, he should have to wear some sort of custom-made rubber head gear or something over the three points on his head - one at the top, and the other two on the sides. . .
