4/12 - Khabib Allakhverdiev SD 4/12 - Zaurbek Baysangurov UD 4/12 - Jose Felix Jr KO RD 6 4/12 - Pacquiao UD 4/12 - Manuel Charr UD
4/12 - Khabib Allakhverdiev SD 4/12 - Zaurbek Baysangurov UD 4/12 - Jose Felix Jr KO RD 8 4/12 - Timothy Bradley UD 4/12 - Manuel Charr UD
4/12 - Khabib Allakhverdiev UD 4/12 - Zaurbek Baysangurov UD 4/12 - Jose Felix Jr MD 4/12 - Manny Pacquiao SD 4/12 - Manuel Charr UD
Allakhverdiev UD Baysangurov UD Felix Jr. TKO9 Charr UD Pacquiao UD I hope Bradley beats the brakes off Pacquiao. The amount of disrespect he's getting and continues to get is bull****. The HBO propaganda is in full ******* mode and you have king *******, Jim Lampley leading the way. "Pacquiao-Bradley II" Bull****. It's Bradley-Pacquiao II. Bradley beat Pacquiao, Pacquiao didn't beat Bradley. "Bradley beat Marquez, but if Marquez got the decision it still would have been a fine decision." Bull****. That's a double standard. If you're going to keep whining about how Pacquiao should have gotten the decision versus Bradley, then you can't say Marquez could have gotten the decision against Bradley. I really hope Bradley beats the hell out of Pacquiao, but I don't think it's going to happen. Bradley's going to have to really decisively win each and every round and I just don't think he can do that. I think he can control the pace - like he did in the second of their first fight - but that's just not going to be good of enough in this fight. And then if does try and make his mark each and every round, he'll get hit and he'll get hit hard. He'll put himself in a position to where he'll get KTFO. Lose-lose situation for Bradley.
Tough call for me for this weekend Tim is in his prime, I really believe Pac is well past it. Do the judges want to make a third fight? (in which it will be near impossible for Tim to win a decision this time), will the judges score more in pacs favor due to the perceived injustice of the first fight? or maybe the establishment is set on seeing Tim be undefeated for quite awhile? Maybe Arum wants his own version of Mayweather (where the 0 becomes the attraction) that's all possibly/probably meaningless speculation.... More importantly, do I think an ever fading Pac can beat a Bradley who looked as good as he ever did last time out. And its hard for me to answer that.
A Bradley win here will not surprise me, in fact to me in my own head maybe hes the favorite.... but I do think Pac should have won the first fight, and he never even went into 2nd gear, and I do think the judges will be looking to 'set the record straight' making it harder for Tim to win a decision. idk its a toss up to me, I wouldn't bet on this fight. Pac UD
My take is that it will probably resemble the first fight. With the difference that Pac's a bit more past it now, but will push a bit more and follow up if/when he hurts Timmeh. The whole elephant standing in the room here is that it would never happen that Bradley would get the nod when it turns out to be another close fight because of the massive fallout after the first encounter. It wouldn't just be bad for Manny but also for Tim if that happens because it would really reflect badly on him. So if it goes the distance wich I think it will, Bradley would have to win very clearly to actually get the nod. I can't see that happen. Pacquiao UD
4/12 - Jose Felix Jr vs Bryan Vasquez - Felix Jr TKO 4/12 - Timothy Bradley vs Manny Pacquiao II - Pacquiao UD 4/12 - Manuel Charr vs Kevin Johnson - Charr UD