Manny Pacquiao Vs Timothy Bradley part 2 , April 2014

[lhorenzoo]

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manny Pacquiao vs Timothy desert Storm Bradley Upcoming Fight Penciled for April 2014 , the rematch .
this will be a test for manny and timothy bradley . one , can manny beat bradley ? everyone knows he won in their first meeting but the judges decided to give the win to bradley thus taking his wbo welterweight belt with him , two , timothy bradley has a very good point to prove , that he can win against the pacman fair and square , he has the bragging rights as of now , for beating pacman's nemesis and conqueror juan manuel marquez and ruslan provodnikov , a very ruggerd brawler and pacmans sparring partner . this is a very interesting fight for this would be a make or break fight for manny, can he beat bradley decisively and not leave the matter to the judges ? or does he still have the ppv charisma ,last fight with rios has him getting only 475,000 ppv's . what do you think storyans ?

[kageron]

Pacquiao has to make sure he can KO this fight or make it a unanimous decision like maguba ang nawong.

Blue print pud ni ni pacquiao in preparation for Mayweather(if mo sukol) kay si Bradley nag gamit nag pina Floyd nga boxing style nga shoulder roll.

[lhorenzoo]

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Timothy Bradley didn't just want rematch with Pacquiao, he needed it

Fighters often want a rematch after losing a fight. Timothy Bradley didn't just want one, he needed a second go-round with Manny Pacquiao even though he defeated Pacquiao via split-decision in June 2012 at MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

Two of the three judges thought Bradley won, anyway. Virtually everyone else — fans and reporters — had Pacquiao winning. The aftermath was disgusting. It showed how low some fans will go just because their guy was the recipient of what appeared to be a wrong decision.

Bradley had to read one story after another about how lucky he was to come away with the win. Reporters were doing their jobs, for the most part. But fans of Pacquiao apparently were so incensed that Bradley and his promoter —Bob Arum — received death threats. As if Bradley had anything to do with the judges. As if Arum would fix a fight that would go against his cash cow — Pacquiao.

In 20 years of covering boxing, it's got to be the most idiotic thing yours truly has seen. Just shameful.

That's why on Wednesday morning, Bradley talked about how excited he is to be getting another fight with Pacquiao. The two will tangle April 12 at MGM Grand (on HBO pay-per-view) for Bradley's welterweight title, the one he took from Pacquiao.

“There is still this dark cloud that is going over my head after the first fight and I feel like I can't move on with my career, man,” said Bradley, who attended news conferences Tuesday in Los Angeles and Thursday in New York City to formally announce the fight. “And I can't move forward in my life without getting this matchup.

“I have to fight this guy again. It's my opportunity, man, and I'm very pleased Pacquiao and I came to terms to make this fight for the fans.”

Bradley — a true class act — will never forget what has happened. He admits to being blindsided by it all. Even though we spoke to him on the phone, you could almost feel him shaking his head as he discussed it. When asked, he said he knew there a lot of idiots out there. He didn't know how low they'd stoop, however.

“I knew they were always out there, man, I just didn't realize how big this fight really was,” said Bradley, 30, of Palm Springs. “Like I knew it was big, but I didn't know what I was up against. I didn't know that this guy, as an icon to many people, (they) like look up to this guy — meaning Manny Pacquiao — and that after all of this went down that I was going to be getting this type of treatment from people.

“I wasn't one of the judges. I felt the fight was very close, I felt I won the fight. I felt I edged it in the last couple of rounds, and that's my honest opinion. But the fans and a lot of the media didn't believe that when they were sitting there watching, so this time around I need to make it more decisive.”

Interestingly, Bradley (31-0, 12 KOs) believes this chapter in his career has made him a better fighter. Motivated by all the negative publicity, Bradley took on tough Ruslan Provodnikov in his next fight, in March 2013, at Home Depot Center.

Bradley went against the grain and instead of using his superior boxing skills, he often went toe-to-toe with the harder-hitting Provodnikov. Bradley won the fight via narrow unanimous decision, but he ate a lot of mean leather, even tasting the canvas in the 12th round.

He then defended against Juan Manuel Marquez in October at Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas and won a split decision.

“I was in an award-winning Fight of the Year with Ruslan Provodnikov and I fought extremely crazy and gutsy in that fight and gained a lot of fans from that fight and put a spark in people's minds that, 'Dang, this dude is the real deal, he can fight,' ” said an animated Bradley, whose fight with Provodnikov was voted Fight of the Year. “And then I go on and I out-box Marquez, who is probably the second-best counterpuncher in boxing right behind Floyd Mayweather.

“The fight with Ruslan made me realize that, 'Tim, you've gotta go back to your roots, you've gotta go back to your boxing skills. You can't sit here and exchange with these guys that are huge punchers because you're not a big puncher yourself.' The Marquez fight, I went back to my skills. I showed what I'm made of, I showed the world I can brawl, I showed the world that I can box.”

As for Pacquiao (55-5-2, 38 KOs), Bradley believes he is not the same vicious fighter he once was. Bradley points to Pacquiao's recent decision victory over Brandon Rios in China. Pacquiao never seemed too interested in stopping Rios inside the distance.

Bradley says that Pacquiao is a “compassionate man” and intimated Pacquiao's “belief system” won't allow him to be the seek-and-destroy fighter he once was.

Moreover, during an interview with both fighters and HBO's Max Kellerman that has yet to air, Bradley said Pacquiao refused to say he would knock him out.

“He wouldn't say it,” Bradley said. “And I'm like, 'Just tell him you're going to knock me out.' ”

Bradley said the best Pacquiao would do is to say, “I'm going to ask God for that fire back.”

Bradley has enough fire for both of them.

Timothy Bradley didn't just want rematch with Pacquiao, he needed it - The York Daily Record

[Kalderohan]

Maynta d nani paabton sa mga judges ni Manny kay ma inamaw nia.. Manny via KO

[lhorenzoo]

he better revert back to his old ferocious fighting style in this fight but with caution so as not to make the same mistake he did against marquez .he has to bloody stop the desert storm

[jacoblabares]

Justine fortune conditioning coach, bring back old thai stick style....

Hope mka daug pacquiao.

[mexicutioner]

pwde mangutana kung asa naa free training boxing GYm diri sa CEBU sity

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effective rana nga style kung modagan siya kung mosokol siya di na mo effect niya kaya mao2x ra silag hyt ni manny ...niya wla sad siya atong faint ni kentucky fried chicken

[karloboy]

i thnk wala mn guro free test nga boxing training bro..

[lhorenzoo]

Need jud nga mapilde ni manny si desert storm , si marquez wa na jud plano nga makig rematch napud ni pacman

Marquez Unsure if He'd Fight Pacquiao, Even With a Title - Boxing News

[Bongoton]

Manny is not the same fighter he was in 2009, largely because of age, wear and tear. That all out ferocious style can no longer be brought back. But I think he can still beat Bradley convincingly