"WTF just happened? WHOA WOW! Crowd is pissed as hell and screaming and booing at Bradley and the decision. It's chaos here at the MGM Grand."
- KingJ, Bleacher Report
"What the hell just happened?"
- Geoffrey Ciani, East Side Boxing
"I feel stunned right now... scored it 117-111 for Manny Pacquiao."
- Scott Christ, Bad Left Hook
"This was just a stunning, breathtaking decision... it's difficult to know what else to say... Bad decision."
- Kieran Mulvaney, ESPN
"More stunning was just who was victimized here, one of the biggest draws in the sport as well as one of the sports iconic figures"
- Steve Kim, MaxBoxing
"A stunning slight to punch statistics — and the naked eyes of most everyone else"
- Lance Pugmire, Los Angeles Times
"Stunning, simply stunning. Pacquiao had spent virtually all of the fight beating Bradley to the punch, strafing him with power shots from both hands and visibly rocking him on multiple occasions."
- Dan Rafael, ESPN
"Shocker... a result which stunned onlookers and all but a few in the boxing world."
- Gareth A Davies, Telegraph
"The shock the decision of the judges caused, cannot be taken in fully right now. It will take time for this one to sink in."
- James Slater, East Side Boxing
"Shock is the best way to describe how Bradley's decision was met by nearly everyone in the arena."
- Bob Velin, USA Today
"It takes a lot to shock the sport of boxing but it happened on Saturday night in Las Vegas."
- John Duerden, The Diplomat
"A shocking upset"
- Ramon Aranda, 3MoreRounds
"In live wagering, during the period between the end of the fight and announcement of the decision, the odds on Bradley winning were at an astronomical 200 to 1. 200 to 1!"
- Sean Pendergast, Houston Press
"Nothing more needed to be said, as the boxing world was flipped on its axis."
- Jake Donovan, BoxingScene
"Howls erupted in the arena as the verdict was announced. Many commentators found the decision egregious. Some had Pacquiao winning all but one round and hardly a boxing scribe could be found who had Bradley on top."
- Gordon Marino, Wall Street Journal Blog
"The most surprising megamatch decision I have ever seen."
- Michael Woods, The Sweeet Science
"Doesn't make the stunning outcome of Saturday's welterweight title fight - one of the most dumbfounding decisions in recent history - any easier to make peace with."
- Bryan Graham, Sports Illustrated
"Whoa! Pacquiao loses! This is a pretty bad decision."
- Jake Emen, Pro Boxing Fans
"This was probably the worst decision since the Evander Holyfield-Lennox Lewis draw at Madison Square Garden in 1999."
- Tim Smith, New York Daily News
"This was a bad decision. Pacquiao won the fight on my card... It was a bizarre and unpopular decision, one that (again) makes you wonder about the competence of judges in boxing."
- Chris Mannix, Sports Illustrated
"Maybe the worst decision in boxing history."
- Marc Abrams, 15 Rounds
"One of the Worst and Most Puzzling Verdicts in Boxing History"
- Ace Freeman, Fight Fan
"Terrible, terrible decision. The worst one I've ever seen."
- Tim Kawakami, Mercury News
"I’ve been around the sport of boxing for 36 years now and Saturday night’s decision is right up there with the most puzzling I’ve ever seen."
- Barry Tompkins, CSN Bay Area
"The decision was so bad that an Irish sports betting site offered a full refund to anyone who bet on Pacman."
- Mac Engel, Star-Telegram
"Will be considered one of the most controversial decisions in a sport that is certainly in no need for anymore controversy"
- Andreas Hale & Anthony Springer Jr., Fight News
"One of the worst decisions in a competitive one-sided fight ever."
- Gabriel Montoya, Doghouse Boxing/Maxboxing
"One of the worst decisions in the long and contentious history of boxing... Boxing is dying a death by a thousand cuts, and this one just nicked the jugular."
- Robert Ecksel, Boxing.com
"The Worst Decision In Pro Boxing History."
- ThePostGame
"In one of the worst decisions in boxing history, 8 division world champion Manny Pacquiao was utterly robbed and once again the sport of boxing stinks up planet earth."
- Brad Cooney, 8CountNews
"Will go down as one of the most heinous robberies in boxing history."
- Ryan McKinnell, Examiner
"Highway robbers blanched at what transpired at MGM Grand, where Bradley was awarded a decision he unequivocally didn't deserve."
- David Mayo, The Grand Rapids Press
"What happened tonight was a robbery.... Boxing’s credibility once again has been KOed."
- Robert Little, Black Sports Online
"Boxing's worst robbery in a major fight since Pernell Whitaker and Julio Cesar Chavez"
- Rafe Bartholomew, Grantland
"Not even George Clooney and his boys would have dared attempt a movie heist in Sin City as big as the real crime perpetrated under cover of darkness here."
- Corbin Middlemas, New Zealand Herald
"They stole Pacquiao’s title and gave it to Bradley. In twenty years around the sport, I’ve seen and heard just about everything... to the shock of the world, two judges awarded Bradley the win... "
- Scoop Malinowski, Boxing Insider
"The sport of boxing is in critical condition the morning after its biggest star, Manny Pacquiao, was robbed by the judges in his fight against Timothy Bradley."
- Connor Simpson, The Atlantic Wire
"Pacquiao Got Robbed. This wasn't a bad decision, it was an out-and-out lie. Nothing so crooked has been perpetrated on the ticket-buying public in this generation - or any other that I know of."
- Allen Barra, Village Voice
"Robbery! Timothy Bradley was outboxed and outpowered by Manny Pacquiao."
- Graham Parker, The Guardian
"It's so unbelievably laughable. Who are these people anyway?"
- Ed Graney, Las Vegas Journal Review
"Manny Pacquiao won the talent portion of the pageant but ultimately wasn't chosen by the judges to wear the crown."
- Joseph Herron, Fight Saga
"Delusion of Grandeur. Boxing allowed it’s ugliest of colors to resurface once more this Saturday and mar the virtual landscape of the sport... an affair that was laughable and pathetic all in the same instance."
- Jason Petock, Doghouse Boxing
"The decision was so outrageous as to defy description."
- Ron Borges, Boston Herald
"Pacquiao takes beating from the judges. Manny Pacquiao totally dominated the action"
- Paul Strauss, East Side Boxing
"The decision leaves a bad taste"
- Rob Day, Ring News 24
"Incompetence or corruption... How about contempt? Genuine and gratuitous — the kind of contempt you can find in every moldy corner of boxing."
- Carlos Acevedo, The Cruelest Sport
"As someone who has been extremely vocal over the years in regard to controversial decisions and for someone with great understanding of how Boxing on both the Amateur and Professional levels is scored, frankly the decision rendered in this fight disgusts me."
- Beau Denison, Sports Page Magazine
"Disgusting. The stain on boxing and Nevada is indelible. And we’ll cringe whenever we see Bradley wearing the belt that was stolen from Pacquiao, which will remind us of the injustice."
- Michael Rosenthal, Ring TV
"In a sad attempt at comedy, boxing has managed to carve the perfect tragedy; and while in repose, clearly shoot itself through both feet with almost surgical precision."
- Marc Livitz, Fight Saga
"When the scores were read Saturday night in Las Vegas my kneejerk reaction was to start pounding out a scathing article about all that is wrong with boxing"
- William Trillo, Pound4Pound
"Every once in a while, a sport that I love, boxing, will do something that will betray my trust and leave me muttering about my feelings to friends at a bar."
- Vittorio Tafur, The San Francisco Chronicle
"Boxing’s reliance on judges is often a weakness"
- Kelefa Sanneh, New Yorker
"The oddest thing about boxing, though, is that the fighters, trainers and spectators go through the entire contest without knowing the score... If secret scoring were a good idea, wouldn't other sports have adopted it?"
- Editorial, Chicago Tribune
"The score from each judge should be electronically submitted after every round."
- Jake Emen, Yahoo Sports
"Bad for boxing."
- Doug Fischer, Ring TV
"Bad for boxing — great for business. The scorecards didn’t pass the smell test."
- David Greisman, BoxingScene
"There will be calls for an international panel of roving judges... an age limit for the men and women who sit in judgement"
- Steve Bunce, The Independent
"Boxing hit a new low Saturday."
- Adam Hirshfield, Bleacher Report
"Knockout punches are the only fair thing in the entire sport."
- Hamilton Nolan, Deadspin
"This was a deeply disturbing decision that is the kind of thing that people makes think boxing is fixed... boxing disgraced itself."
- Tim Stark, The Queensberry Rules
"Pro boxing is on the ropes yet again after two blind mice showed up at ringside and stole Manny Pacquiao’s championship belt."
- George Diaz, The Orlando Sentinel
"Unfortunately it is also another black eye to the sport of boxing."
- Brett Newton, Pound4Pound
"Bradley had clearly been hit with the harder shots but the most damaging blow was dealt to boxing."
- Denzil Stone, On The Break
"There needs to be an investigation into all involved. Immediately."
- Scott Sawitz, Inside Fights
"An old friend posted a comment on my Facebook page: 'Believing in boxing is like believing in the Tooth Fairy.'"
- Victor Contreras, The Sacramento Bee
"Boxing fans paid 55 dollars for a fight that they will probably be asking, 'WTF did I spend this money on a decision that a blind man could have scored!'"
- Tom Donelson, BlackAthlete.net
"The loss ends Pacquiao’s seven-year, 15 fight winning streak and severely damages the potential for a mega-bout between Pacquaio and Floyd Mayweather."
- Kurt Badenhausen, Forbes
"With Mayweather in jail and Pacquiao defeated, boxing’s not in its best shape... The fear that many people had was finally realized: one of them lost, and not to the other."
- LaVar Arrington, Washington Post
"The outrageous result has also damaged boxing because Pacquiao's showdown with Floyd Mayweather Junior will now never happen."
- David Anderson, Mirror
"The damage from this decision is irreparable... by the time the final two titans of the sport (Mayweather and pacquiao) can sign a contract, they will either be too old, or one will (legitimately) lose, or the fans will refuse to watch two old men jam to the oldies, or all the above."
- Jason Keidel, CBS New York
"In a fight Pacquiao seemed to have in hand, two judges decided otherwise."
- Tim Dahlberg, Associated Press
"If you're an honest man and knows what he's watching, Pacquiao won that fight. It's an injustice to the sport, an injustice to the fighters, an injustice to the fan base."
- Teddy Atlas, ESPN
"There is no question in my mind that Manny Pacquiao outpointed Timothy Bradley by a wide margin."
- Andrew Eisele, boxing.about.com
"It was unfair to Pacquiao, who deserved to win."
- Kevin Iole, Yahoo Sports
"119-109, Pacquiao Wins"
- Max Parker, Boxing Watchers
"Bradley 112, Pacquiao 116"
- Ben Thompson, Fight Hype
"Manny won that damn fight and I am upset"
- Stephen Edwards, Boxing Talk
"The Filipino fighter appeared to have done enough to take the decision"
- David Boland, The Independent
"Scored the fight in favor of Pacquiao, all 117-111."
- Steve Carp, Las Vegas Journal Review
"I was pulling for Bradley and thought it was ridiculous.... I gave Pacquiao nine of the 12 rounds."
- Matt Youmans, Las Vegas Journal Review
"Huge upset! I have only encountered one writer at ringside who had Bradley winning. Most had Pacquiao way ahead."
- Dan Hill, Wall Street Journal Blog
"Virtually every veteran reporter had Pacquiao winning the fight, many by four points and some by more."
- Robert Morales, Los Angeles Daily News
"By all accounts, Bradley was way behind on points in the fight entering the championship rounds"
- Mike Sloan, Seconds Out
"Pacquiao hit Bradley so hard that the American twisted his right ankle and fractured his left foot."
- Gary Andrew Poole, The Atlantic
"Bradley needed a knockout in the 12th win ... or so it seemed."
- George Willis, New York Post
"Bradley looked a defeated man. He spoke through gritted teeth at times and looked like a man who knew he was beaten by a better fighter"
- Phil Jay, WorldBoxingNews
"Retired veteran judge Chuck Giampa scored the mismatch at home on television. Fully focused on each round, watching with the sound off, he made it 118-110 for Pacquiao."
- John L. Smith, Las Vegas Review Journal
"I re-watched Pacquiao-Bradley round by round on Sunday morning, to determine for myself... In the end, re-watching and re-scoring as carefully as I could, my scorecard read 118-110... I mean, that decision was a crime."
- Eric Raskin, Inside HBO Boxing
Pacquiao vs Bradley Post Fight Press Conference Video - Here's the video and transcript of the after fight speeches and interviews of Timothy Bradley, and Manny Pacquiao.
Manny Pacquiao at the Pacquiao vs Bradley Post Fight Press Conference Video
"I respect the decision but I believe 100% that I won the fight. But anyway, we have to respect my opponent also. The decision has been done already. We have to give credit to him."
"To the fans, you know in your heart who won the fight. It's okay, that's part of the game. Being an athlete, the best attitude is respect and professionalism for this boxing world."
"I want to thank everybody for showing the support. I hope you're not dismayed or discouraged on the result of the fight. I'm still here, I can fight."
"This time we give thank to God before anything."
"Thank you to all the media and to all the press. Because of you, we become popular. My name is written in the history of boxing because of you guys."
"I didn't listen to the announcement because I believe that I won."
"I want the rematch. It is up to Bob Arum. That will make me a warrior in the upcoming three months. In the rematch, my thinking is I don't want to finish the whole 12 rounds."
"I was very thankful for Bob Arum for giving me an opponent who was always coming inside, and to fight toe to toe. I'm very excited for that. I thought he's not going to run. My goal is to knock him out. But what happened is he ran. I don't know why."
"I give him a couple of rounds, maybe 3 rounds. There are some rounds, where I relaxed. But almost every round I hurt him. I know he felt that."
"I really thought that Bradley will fight toe to toe. You know he's been announcing he's going to knock me down. In my training, my preparation is to fight inside. But in the fight, I'm surprised he backed off."
"Religion is personal. In the sports of boxing we have to respect what the judges did."
"I prefer to fight here in Las Vegas. MGM has promoted a lot of my fights."
"I think he was hurt everytime I landed my left hand."
"I tell you the truth, I don't even remember if he hurt me. He hit me with a couple of jab. I don't even remember if he hit me with solid punches in the face. Amazing on what they saw of this but it's okay."
"I have an exercise that we do in regular training. The equipment cannot fit inside so we prepared it on the other room. We did the exercise there before the fight in the treadmill."
Timothy Bradley at the Pacquiao vs Bradley Post Fight Press Conference Video
[Seating on a wheelchair]
"I want to thank Team Bradley. I want to thank my family, my wife and kids. I want to thank Top Rank. I want to thank my manager Cameron Dunkin. I want to thank HBO pay per view. I want to thank MGM for allowing me to go back here and do something that I've always dreamed of as a little kid."
"Pacquiao is a tough, tough warrior. This guy can punch, this guy has speed. He has everything, all the tools. I injured my left foot in the 2nd round, twist my ankle. Both of my ankles really, swollen. I got hit with some big shots early on. But you know I persevered. I went through the pain. And use my boxing ability towards the end to clear some rounds, maybe the last 5 rounds to victory."
"I want to thanks my fans that came out to see the fight."
"I'm still shocked. I don't really know what to say. But I'm happy, the new welterweight champion. My team and I we did it baby. I’m ready to shock the world. I definitely would like to do this again."
"You know I heard the boos at the end of the night, which is okay. But we need to definitely do this again in order on November. And let's make this more decisive."
"I think I step on the ref's foot, you know on the 2nd round. I twisted my ankle. Went back to the corner and said I think I broke my foot. My corner said 'Well, what do you want to do? Do you want to quit?' Well I keep going. I caught my second wind it was on the 6th. Felt a little tired. I felt I was carrying the fight with my jab. Make Pacquiao miss a lot. For the most part, a lot of the shots he was throwing missed."
"I had to step around. I felt the pain in my foot but I just had to block it out. Just keep on fighting. Just fight it through. I got one injured on the top part of the foot where I felt the pop here. And then I had another injury here where it's completely swollen on the side right here on my right foot."
"It's just my balance of the ring because was just spongy. Try to elude his strong shots. That left hand is very powerful. But once I got to start moving not only using my jab, it started a little bit easy. But I still have to be careful 'cause Manny he came on strong in spurts."
"I was told by my corner that I had to win my last couple of rounds to win the fight, plain and simple. My partner feels like I was winning the fight. Manny miss a lot of shots in there that everybody thought that he was hitting me with. He wasn't touching me. You can look at my face, I'm still pretty clean. He caught me a couple of times, I'll be honest. For the most part I just kept my composure, use my jab."
"He was fast, but he wasn't blazing fast. The thing that I like Manny is that he can put his punches together, like power shots. You know threes and fours. And they're all hard shots. I've never been in the ring with somebody who can throw six punches and all of them extremely hard. This guy very gifted, he place his shots very well. Uppercuts, step around to the side, right hand. He's very quick in there. He’s very smart, lots more than I thought he would be. He's more of an action fighter who likes to trade with those standing in front of him. When I go outside, use my jab, I control the action."
"You know what? The funny part was there are three judges out there. That's the way they judge. So what do you want me to do? That's the way they judge it. My corner felt I was winning the fight. There were three judges out there. Two of them felt that I won the fight. That's all I can say on that. But we definitely have to do it again. I am definitely going back to the drawing board. I know where my mistakes were. I should just go back and correct them."
"I felt those shots but I'm in really good shape. I didn't go down. Most of his opponents he faces go down or get hurt. But I got hurt once in there that's why I got to hold. He came with a bunch of punches. But you know I survive."
"He kept his hand pretty high. He blocked his body very well. He's very schooled. He kept trying me to fight him, to open me up. Try the big shots to knock me down. When I started going in the 7th round, Manny couldn't get off like he wanted to. He would come in with a left, make him miss. But the jab pretty much controlled the fight from 7 on."
"I never feel like I'm losing a fight. I felt like he caught me with some good shots in the round but I always felt strong in there. One round, I felt like damn he came on strong. I was like he won that round but you know I came out the next round and I controlled the action. He landed big shots in there. One big shot vs a lot of shots. 'Cause I was landing on him and I felt that I won the round."
"I just try to win. I go in there, sometimes be aggressive. I see him tired, breathing hard. Manny he gives you opportunity to fire at him. He wants you to open up so he can fire at you. At times I give him that opportunity and those are the time where he landed a big shot at me. But I went back to my corner, and just listen to them. I did my jab and just kept moving and at times I had to take chances go for it and bang the body a little bit to force the action."
"The rematch was all my idea. It’s just part of promoting a fight. You know, hyping it up. I felt like I was going to win the fight. Regardless of the circumstances, a lot of people think I didn't win the fight. So the rematch is in place. He's there, the date is there. Will definitely be a different fight in the rematch."
"My corner they just want me to box all night. Like I said I know I win. I came out aggressive at times. Just force the action and fight for the fans. I just want to win the rounds. That's it. At times I was boxing, I wasn't sure if I was winning rounds or not. Just have to be aggressive at times and just try to win the round."
Bob Arum at the Pacquiao vs Bradley Post Fight Press Conference
"This is totally different. This is a fight that respected people scored 11-1, 10-2. Everybody was talking how Bradley was trying hard but it was a mismatch. And to hear scores like we heard tonight is unfathomable. You look at the punch stats, well with your own eyes, well you saw. There's no way I can explain."
"Now, I've been in places where the hometown decision is outrageous, and you know what's happening. I don't think anything was happening here, except this people don't know how to score. They really don't. Two of the judges were judging fights when I first came to Las Vegas. And the truth is they're too damn old to judge anymore. That's the truth. And the third judge the lady, I don't think she has done a championship fight before. What the hell are these people... all three of them. Including the one they had 7-5 for Pacquiao. What were they looking at"?
"Everyone think like the Marquez Pacquiao fight, a lot of people thought Marquez won, a lot of people thought Pacquiao won, but it was close. Well everybody said it was close. This wasn't really a close fight."
"But I'm happy for Tim because he's a lovely young man and he's going to make a lot of money now."
"But let me tell you something. Not good for the sports of boxing. Everybody who watched it, will be able to watch it on the next few days, and then on HBO, are going to be totally and completely befuddled. How can you watch sports where you don't see any motive for any malfeasance, and yet come up with a result like we came up with tonight? How do you explain it to anybody?"
"I mean punch stats. Pacquiao lands at least double the power punches, he lands more jabs. His connect ratio is much higher. I mean, what fight were they watching?"
Freddie Roach at the Pacquiao vs Bradley Post Fight Press Conference Video
"I'm very proud of Manny. I thought that was the best fight since the Cotto fight. I told him he gave the 11th round away, I told him to pick it up, and finish this guy. In the 12th I said let's go for a knockout and he didn't pick it up. It’s only because I like knockouts. Bradley was very tough and very durable. So be it. But I thought we clearly won the fight."
"I think the judges have their eyes close. I'm not sure. Something wasn't right because what everyone saw and what they saw were two different things."
"I'm not sure if our last fight has something to do with it. Our last fight was a very close fight but I think Manny win by a little bit. Did they hold that against us? I'm not sure."
Bradley took some really good shots. He has a good chin, he's a tough guy. He chose not to fight midway through by moving away from Manny. I told Manny, Bradley is going to come all night but Manny said 'once he feels my power he's going to run.' And Manny was right."
Manny Pacquiao vs Timothy Bradley Winner Result - Bradley Wins - In probably one of the worst decision in recent years (probably one of the worst decision ever in high-profile boxing fight), Bradley wins in two of the three judges scorecard. We at Pacquiaovideo.com scored the fight in Pacquiao vs Bradley Play by Play Round by Round with Manny Pacquiao winning by 9 rounds (117-111). To say that this is an upset, shocking, and a robbery is an understatement.
"I respect the judges," Manny Pacquiao said. When asked if he thinks he won, he answered "Absolutely." He was composed and a gentleman to the end.
Bradley was later asked if he was hurt. He answered that yes, Manny did indeed hurt him, and that Pacquiao is a beast.
Will there be a rematch on November?
Pacquiao vs Bradley Play by Play Round by Round - We're doing a live round by round of the fight. Manny Pacquiao makes his way to the ring to face the undefeated Bradley. The two will vie for the WBO Welterweight Title Belt, Pacquiao defending his title at the welterweight, at 147 lbs. We'll have updates for the main event.
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Pay Per View Undercard Results
Guillermo Rigondeaux Wins over Teon Kennedy via TKO in the 5th Round.
Randall Bailey Wins over Mike Jones via TKO in the 11th Round. Boring fight overall.
Jorge Arce vs Jesus Rojas is ruled a no-decision in the 2nd round due to a low blow, headbutt, rabbit punch, broken ear drums, etc.
Pay Per View Main Event Round by Round
Preliminaries
Manny Pacquiao is watching the Celtics vs Heat games on the television.
Freddie Roach said that Manny is stretching his calf in a treadmill. Maybe to avoid cramping. Maybe his legs is a sign that he's aging.
The huge crowd is on fire, almost like chanting.
Manny's glove are being taped. His wife and his children is in the locker room.
National Anthem
Jessica Sanchez sings the US National Anthem.
Entrance
Here we go. The lighting fx are out of this world. Showing of Bradley past fights to the tune of All I Do Is Win. Enter Timothy Bradley.
Eye of the Tiger plays as the champ Pacman enters.
Michael Buffer announces "Let's get ready to Rumble!"
The Pacquiao fans are on fire! "Manny, Manny," they chant.
Round one
Both Pacquiao and Bradley jabs and throws combinations. They both landed but Pacquiao is overall better. Pacman wins round 1: Pacquiao 10-9.
Round two
Pacquiao lands one big punch that made Bradley legs wobble. He also landed more solid shots. Pacman wins round 2: Pacquiao 10-9
Round three
Pacquiao is now feinting and landing his combos more. Pacquiao's signature left landed while Bradley is on the ropes. The crowd cheered for Pacman as he wins round 3: Pacquiao 10-9
Round four
Bradley is Bobbing and weaving to avoid Manny's punches. Pacquiao landed his combo, hurting Bradley. Pacquiao wins round 4: Pacquiao 10-9
Round five
Pacquiao is now on the offensive mode. He is hunting Bradley now. Pacquiao landed his left, hurting again Bradley. The crowd chanted Manny as he wins round 5: Pacquiao 10-9
Round six
Pacquiao has his beast mode on. Banging his gloves. Once again Bradley is pinned in the rope, receiving Pacquiao's combo. This is looking more and more a blowout: Pacquiao 10-9
Round seven
Is Bradley slowing down? Where's his famous stamina? Pacquiao landed more than Bradley. He's really more accurate than Bradley. Bradley also doesn't seem to hurt Pacquiao. Another win by Manny: Pacquiao 10-9
Round eight
Bradley is now changing his strategy. Perhaps knowing that he's behind the scorecard. He moves side to side. And then there's the headbutt. Pacquiao shove his head. Haha. Pacquiao still wins: Pacquiao 10-9
Round nine
Bradley tried his signature overhand right, he misses. Pacquiao punches it through. Pacquiao still wins: Pacquiao: 10-9
Round ten
For the first time, Bradley wins a round by boxing instead of brawling: Bradley 10-9
Round eleven
Bradley moving more and more. He threw combinations. Too little too late on the scorecards: Bradley 10-9
Round twelve
Last Round. Bradley landing his combos and jabs more: Bradley 10-9
Winner in our scorecard: Manny Pacquiao (117-111)
AND THE OFFICIAL WINNER IS... (SHOCKING) TIMOTHY BRADLEY!
115-113 PACQUIAO - Jerry Roth
115-113 BRADLEY - Duane Ford
115-113 BRADLEY - C.J Ross
BRADLEY OFFICIALLY WINS BY SPLIT DECISION!
PACQUIAO VS BRADLEY PRE-FIGHT
Pacquiao vs Bradley Boxing Result Fight Tonight Results
Pacquiao vs Bradley Tale of the Tape
Pacquiao vs Bradley Predictions
Jessica Sanchez Singer of US National Anthem at Pacquiao vs Bradley
Manny Pacquiao vs Timothy Bradley June 9, 2012
Pacquiao vs Bradley Boxing Result Fight Tonight Results - And the winner of Pacquiao vs Bradlley fight is... Who will reap the glory? Pacquiao vs Bradley winner predictions is buzzing along, as boxing pundits and the sweet science fans has been giving their opinion on what will be the outcome of the upcoming bout.
UPDATE: TIMOTHY BRADLEY WINS IN A ROBBERY!
Here are some of the most common reasons:
Fight Winner Results Tonight: Manny Pacquiao Wins
1. Hand Speed
2. Power
3. Angle Punching Combo
4. Experience
Fight Winner Results: Timothy Bradley Wins
1. Age
2. Bigger Body
3. Head Butt
4. Quick Feet
PACQUIAO VS BRADLEY PRE-FIGHT
Pacquiao vs Bradley Play by Play Round by Round
Pacquiao vs Bradley Tale of the Tape
Pacquiao vs Bradley Predictions
Jessica Sanchez Singer of US National Anthem at Pacquiao vs Bradley
Manny Pacquiao vs Timothy Bradley June 9, 2012
Pacquiao vs Bradley Tale of the Tape
MANNY PACQUIAO TIMOTHY BRADLEY
33 years 5 months Age Fight Night 28 Years 9 Months
5'6 ½" Height 5′ 6″
66 ½ inches Reach Wingspan 69 inches
16 inches Neck 16 inches
38 inches Chest Normal 38 inches
41 inches Chest Expanded 41 inches
28 inches Waist 31 inches
13 inches Biceps 15 inches
12 inches Forearm 12 inches
8 inches Wrist 7 inches
10 inches Fist 12 inches
20 inches Thigh 22 inches
15 inches Calf 13 ½ inches
147 lbs. Weigh In 146 lbs.
PACQUIAO VS BRADLEY PRE-FIGHT
Pacquiao vs Bradley Play by Play Round by Round
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Pacquiao vs Bradley Predictions
Jessica Sanchez Singer of US National Anthem at Pacquiao vs Bradley
Manny Pacquiao vs Timothy Bradley June 9, 2012
Taken as a whole, Pacquiao vs Bradley 24/7 Episode 1,2,3,4 is a good introduction to casual boxing fans as to who Timothy Bradley is, and is also a short documentary to Pacquiao’s deepening religious beliefs. Viewed separately however, each Road to Pacquiao/Bradley episode is not strong enough to sustain the casual boxing fans attention.
Timothy Bradley is portrayed as a young, hungry fighter given a chance to prove his mettle against a great boxing icon. We get to see how he spends time with his family. Bradley also is taking this fight seriously as evidence of hard training that produces his muscular body. We also saw some sparring session as to what Bradley strategy on the upcoming fight: counterpunching with side to side movement. One obvious fact through: Pacquiao is the star in this fight, Bradley is not.
Hardcore Pacquiao fans will not see much in this series of 24/7, except for his newly strengthened religious fervor. We also see a discord among the Team Pacquiao, as Roach and Ariza has a difference of opinion pertaining to Ariza’s schedules and priorities. But apart from that, there’s nothing new here that Pacquiao fans already knows.
Overall, a solid 24/7 series, but lacking the extra punch that was showcased from the best of Pacquiao’s past 24/7 series.
Here's a clip from the official HBO Sports youtube channel:
24/7 Road to Pacquiao/Bradley - Finale Preview
PACQUIAO VS BRADLEY VIDEO
Manny Pacquiao vs Timothy Bradley Weigh in Video
Pacquiao vs. Bradley MGM Grand Las Vegas Arrival Video
Pacquiao vs Bradley Final Workouts Media Day Video
Manny Pacquiao vs Timothy Bradley Weigh in Video
Jun 8, 2012
Manny Pacquiao vs Timothy Bradley Weigh in Video - The official weigh in at the MGM Grand Garden Arena is on June 8. This is open to the public, and is a first to come will be serving basis. The arena can accommodate 6,000 for the weigh-in, and will close upon the full capacity. The weigh would start at 2pm, Las Vegas time, and the gate will open hours before that.
Update: Pacquiao 147 lbs., Bradley 146 lbs.
With their fans looming, Manny Pacquiao and Timothy Bradley will step on the scales' Friday at the MGM Grand Garden Arena for the official weigh-in for their welterweight mega-fight Saturday night. They are expected to step up and weigh in below 147 pounds.
Top Rank Boxing will provide a full coverage on a live stream broadcast of the Manny Pacquiao vs. Tim Bradley weigh-in at MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, on Friday, June 8. The broadcast will begin 5:30pm eastern/2:30pm pacific on Top Rank boxing website.
A television broadcast program of the weigh in by HBO will include commentary by Jim Lampley, Max Kellerman and Emanuel Steward. With encore presentation of the weigh-in live to be broadcasted at HBO on June 8 at 8:30 p.m. ET/PT.
Manny Pacquiao vs Timothy Bradley Weigh in Video
PACQUIAO VS BRADLEY VIDEO
Pacquiao vs Bradley 24/7 Episode 1,2,3,4 HBO TV
Pacquiao vs. Bradley MGM Grand Las Vegas Arrival Video
Pacquiao vs Bradley Final Workouts Media Day Video
Pacquiao vs Bradley Predictions
Jun 7, 2012
Manny Pacquiao vs Timothy Bradley Predictions - Let's break down the fight:
Bradley is bigger than Pacquiao
Both fighters are almost of the same height but Bradley is the more muscular fighter and has a two-inch reach advantage. But Pacquiao has fought much bigger fighters before. So Bradley's body advantage is not a big factor.
Pacquiao hand speed is faster than Bradley
When it comes to hand speed no one in welterweight is faster than Manny Pacquiao. Only the older Mayweather comes close.
Bradley has quick feet
Manny Pacquiao's weakness is he can't cut the ring with backpedalling fighters such as Cotto. Pacquiao had trouble finding the range when Mosley tried to go on the bike. When Pacquiao does his in and out movement, Marquez was able to follow him within punching range. Bradley can match Pacquiao foot speed. Bradley might just be the fastest fighter Pacquiao has fought in recent years.
Pacquiao can knock down Bradley
Pacquiao has been knocking down fighters most of his careers, so it will not be a surprise if Bradley goes down. Bradley has a warrior mentality and will go back up to fight another round.
Bradley will not knock out Pacquiao
Pacquiao has never been knocked out in many years. Does Bradley have the power to knock down Pacquiao?
Bradley is a prime, young fighter
Pacquiao, being 33 years old, has slowed down in recent years. He is no longer the "typhoon from the pacific," of his prime years. The "in and out" movement where he used his quick feet to spring out of trouble is not 100% anymore.
Bradley who is 28 years old will be able to outpace Pacquiao's fading but still legendary stamina.
Bradley head butts
Bradley main defense is duck and lunge with head. Whether intentional or not this habit can result in a head butt. Pacquiao, who is not 100% when he gets cut, might just get the butt treatment. When Bradley does this though, he is vulnerable to uppercut.
Bradley is an inaccurate volume puncher
Pacquiao is still an offensive machine even with his slowed down in and out footwork. His weird angle, accurate combo punches that mix his right hook and straight left is still deadly. Most of his opponent doesn't see the weird angle punches coming.
Bradley on the other hand is the "throw anything on the wall and see what sticks" type of puncher. Bradley sometimes throws sloppy punches like the wide side-loop and the messy-looking overhand right. Bradley fights on different ranges but he is most comfortable when he comes forward and fight on the inside. Pacquiao who has developed his counterpunching skill, will be better offensively than Bradley.
Prediction: Manny Pacquiao wins against Timothy Bradley via decision
PACQUIAO VS BRADLEY PRE-FIGHT
Pacquiao vs Bradley Play by Play Round by Round
Pacquiao vs Bradley Boxing Result Fight Tonight Results
Pacquiao vs Bradley Tale of the Tape
Jessica Sanchez Singer of US National Anthem at Pacquiao vs Bradley
Manny Pacquiao vs Timothy Bradley June 9, 2012
Pacquiao vs Bradley Winner at Compubox Analysis Pacquiao Wins - Will "Typhoon Manny" blow past "Desert Storm" or will General Bradley engineer an upset that will change the course of history? Pacquiao is nearly a 4-1 favorite.
Is Pacquiao Past His Prime?
Between June 2008 (KO 9 David Diaz) and November 2010 (W 12 Antonio Margarito), Pacquiao experienced a "zone" few fighters ever experienced. During that six-fight span Pacquiao merged extreme volume with breathtaking precision. His combined 84.2 punches per round against Diaz, De La Hoya, Hatton, Cotto, Clottey and Margarito were far above the divisional norms at 135 (63.4), 140 (60.3), 147 (58.4) and 154 (59.0) yet he avoided the volume-puncher's Achilles' heel of low accuracy as he landed a combined 34.6 percent (overall) and 47.1 percent (power).
He zoomed past the 50 percent mark in power connects three times -- 57.6 percent against Margarito, 58.6 percent vs. De La Hoya and 61.9 percent against Hatton -- and only his notoriously inaccurate jab prevented him from doing the same in terms of overall connect percentage.
But in his last two fights against Shane Mosley and Juan Manuel Marquez, Pacquiao has slipped technically and numerically. Part of that can be blamed on styles -- both Marquez and Mosley are gifted boxers with fast hands. But Pacquiao's recent slide can also be attributed to his taking fewer risks in punch selection, for his combined 26.1 power punches per round against Mosley and Marquez is less than half the 52.4 he averaged in his six "peak" fights. The good news for Pacquiao is that he's still landing at a high rate (46.9 percent) but the bad news is that he's throwing far fewer as well -- 83.3 then, 54.4 now. A less active Pacquiao is a more vulnerable one, but will Bradley be able to take advantage?
Bradley vs. Southpaws
Bradley has faced three left-handers in his last eight fights, including his two most recent assignments against Joel Casamayor (KO 8) and Devon Alexander (W 12). Bradley fans can take comfort that their man has improved his performance each time out:
Offense:
Vs. Witter -- 26.7 percent (overall), 31.5 percent (power)
Vs. Alexander -- 30.5 percent (overall), 34.6 percent (power)
Vs. Casamayor -- 40.0 percent (overall), 51.2 percent (power)
Defense:
Vs. Witter -- 19.2 percent overall (plus-7.5), 29.8 percent power (plus-1.7)
Vs. Alexander -- 27.2 percent overall (plus-3.3), 32.2 percent power (plus-2.4)
Vs. Casamayor -- 14.1 percent overall (plus-25.9), 24.3 percent power (plus-25.9)
One potential concern for Bradley fans is that their man fights much more carefully against left-handers than against orthodox fighters -- a bad sign if he encounters a rejuvenated Pacquiao. Against Casamayor, Alexander and Witter Bradley averaged 47.1 punches per round while against five right-handers that number jumped to 66.7.
However, while Bradley's volume is affected by left-handed stances his effectiveness is largely the same. He landed a combined 32.4 percent of his total punches against the southpaws and 33.0 percent against the righties while connecting on 40.2 percent of his power shots against southpaws and 46.9 percent against right-handers. Also, his jabs are slightly more accurate against southpaws (19.7 percent to 18.9 percent) and his plus-minus ratings are better (plus-11.4 overall and plus-10.4 power against lefties; plus-5.4 overall and plus 12.6 power against righties). Therefore, Bradley theoretically has the tools to deal properly with Pacquiao's southpaw stance.
Prediction: Pacquiao Wins
Like Mayweather against Cotto, Pacquiao will have his problems with the younger, highly motivated Bradley. This may also be bloody given Bradley's penchant for butting and Pacquiao's scar tissue. But like Mayweather, Pacquiao will rise to the occasion down the stretch and win a competitive decision.
Manny Pacquiao Speech at Las Vegas Press Conference
"Thank you Bob and thank you to God for another great day. I'd like to thank MGM Grand, Top Rank promotion, HBO PPV, AT&T, Tecate, Team Bradley, media and press. And of course the one who gave me the ring, WBO president Paco, thank you for the ring. I think I can punch now heavier (smiles) .“
“Anyway, training is good. My training it's amazing, it's heaven. We did our best at training, I know because Tim Bradley is a hungry fighter, and he's young. I know how he's feeling. That's why I feel like 26 years old. I keep pushing more rounds because Bradley he's hungry and inspired to train hard for the fight. I'm pretty sure that on Saturday we can give a good fight. I will fight a good fight.
“ I would like to thank God for everything he has done with me. Of course to all the fans, without you guys we can't be here. Without your support, we can't be famous. Thank you to all the media and press. To our God, who is guiding us. I pray also to all the undercards. We have good undercards on Saturday fight. It's got to be a good fight. I pray for everybody, God bless you all. Thank and hopefully we're got to see you on Saturday live here in MGM Grand Las Vegas. Thank you."
Timothy Bradley Speech at Las Vegas Press Conference
"First and foremost I'd like to give honor and praise to God for allowing me to be here. I'm waiting for this moment my whole life. It's finally here. A few days away, from one of the biggest fight of my career. I want to thank Team Bradley. I want to thank Top Rank Cameron Dunkin. I want to thank my family and the media. I want to thank my wife especially for getting me into this training camp. Pretty much at ease, I don't have to worry about everything. And thank you to my manager. I want to thank HBO pay per view. It's my first pay per view show. I'm very proud of that.”
“Training camp was helll. I never, ever trained this hard on my whole life. I'm ready to shock the world. I'm ready to do whatever it takes to do in there to win this fight. It's going to be a great fight. I thank Pacquiao and his team for giving me the shot. Let's get it on baby. It's going to be war."
"(Holding a giant ticket) It's a ticket right here, for the next fight November 10. I'm already predicting the future guys, right here. Where's my wife at? Is my wife out there in the crowd? Baby, come get this ticket. It's your seat right here. Section 1, Row A. Make sure you got the picture right there. Damn, we're going to talk after June 10. This will go on sale for a rematch. Thank you."
Pacquiao vs Bradley Final Press Conference Las Vegas Video
PACQUIAO VS BRADLEY PRESS CONFERENCE
Pacquiao vs Bradley New York Press Conference
Pacquiao vs Bradley Los Angeles Press Conference
Jessica Sanchez Singer of US National Anthem at Pacquiao vs Bradley - Jessica Sanchez, the American with Mexican-Filipino heritage, who was runner-up of the recent American Idol Season 11 has confirmed via Twitter that she will sing the "Star Spangled Banner." Her Tweet is as follows:
"So excited to sing the US National anthem for @MannyPacquiao vs. @TimBradleyJr @HBO Pay-Per-View this Sat @TRBoxing @HBOBoxing #PacBradley"
She sang the Star Spangled Banner during the recent National Memorial Day concert in Washington DC:
Jessica Sanchez isn't the first American with Filipino-Mexican heritage to sing the US National Anthem. Jasmine Villegas has Filipino and Mexican heritage and sang the US National Anthem in a couple of Pacquiao fights:
Jasmine V sang "The Star-Spangled Banner" at the following boxing matches:
- Manny Pacquiao vs. Juan Manuel Márquez (a Mexican)
- Manny Pacquiao vs. David DÃaz (Mexican-American)
- Miguel Cotto vs. Antonio Margarito
- Juan Manuel Márquez vs. Joel Casamayor
- Manny Pacquiao vs. Ricky Hatton
- Victor Ortiz vs. Floyd Mayweather, Jr. boxing
Jessica also isn't the first American Idol alumni with Filipino heritage who sang the US anthem at Pacquiao fight.
Thia Megia of American Idol Season 10 sang the National Anthem at Pacquiao vs Marquez 3:
Ramiele Malubay of Season 7 sang the Star Spangled Banner at Pacquiao vs Cotto:
Thia Megia and Jasmine V is a good friend of Jessica Sanchez.
Manny Pacquiao has in the past chosen the singers of anthems, so since Pacquiao is one of those who supports Jessica it is safe to assume that Jessica was chosen by him:
It is interesting to note that Jessica who lives in California hasn't visited Pacquiao at his Los Angeles training camp. Instead the Pacman was visited by Season 11 Top 10 American Idol contestant Heejun Han:
Jessica Sanchez has a large Filipino following around the world and has appeared in various TV talk shows after almost winning the American Idol reality show.
Jessica Sanchez Singer of US National Anthem at Pacquiao vs Bradley
PACQUIAO VS BRADLEY PRE-FIGHT
Pacquiao vs Bradley Play by Play Round by Round
Pacquiao vs Bradley Boxing Result Fight Tonight Results
Pacquiao vs Bradley Tale of the Tape
Pacquiao vs Bradley Predictions
Manny Pacquiao vs Timothy Bradley June 9, 2012
Pacquiao vs. Bradley MGM Grand Las Vegas Arrival Video - Pacquiao and Bradley arrive at Las Vegas Nevada. This HBO video is from their official youtube channel, which shows short interviews by Kieran Mulvaney after both the fighter's arrival.
Reporter: As you can see the Filipino boxing icon is in the ring. There is a huge commotion here. Pacquiao is fighting Timothy Bradley at the MGM Grand on Saturday. There's no doubt which is the superstar. There's no doubt which is the favorite. A lot of very confident Pacquiao fans. But a lot of folks that have studied boxing knows that Bradley is a dangerous man too.
Fans Interview
Fan with blue shirt: I definitely give Timothy Bradley a chance because, look, he hasn't lost a fight yet. And he's a fighter that takes chances. Of course, this is his biggest fight, and he's going to take that chance. And he, throughout the 24/7 series is through training camps is taking chances.
Fan with baseball cap #1: Bradley doesn't stand a chance I think maybe middle rounds. He's going to get knocked out.
Fan with baseball cap #2: I just think Pacquiao is going to take it. I think he's going to win by knockout.
Fan with an accent: You got to give it a hand to Bradley for stepping up to the mark to do it, but you know the way Pacman does it. He's a strong ox and he digs deep and he's looking really, really good.
Fan with undershirt: It's going to be a good fight. I think Pacquiao is going to win.
Girl fan #1: I'm going with Pacquiao. I'm a big fan of him, so hopefully he wins.
Big guy fan: This is just a tune-up, and hopefully we get to see Manny and Mayweather.
Reporter: Everybody we talk to pretty much say that Pacquiao is going to win, are you one of those?
Girl fan #2: Yes, I am one of those.
Fan with baseball cap #3: When Pacquiao gets into his rhythm, he will find a way to defeat Bradley.
Timothy Bradley Arrival
Reporter: You've been waiting for a long time, for the opportunity to shine on the big stage. This is it. This is the biggest stage of them all. How do you feel?
Bradley: Feeling good, feeling very confident as usual. This is the last week, and I'm focused and ready to go. I am determined to prove that I'm the best fighter in the world.
Reporter: A lot of folks, who studied boxing, knows who you are, knows you are a good fighter, and knows you're undefeated. The public somewhat doesn't know you. We've been asking people around here what they think: everyone said that Manny is going to win. Does that motivate you?
Bradley: Absolutely, every little thing motivates me negatively. Anybody can say whatever they want. You know what I'm out there to prove. I'm a better fighter than Manny Pacquiao. I want to get rid of this guy. I'm definitely going in there trying to knock this guy out.
Freddie Roach Arrival
Roach: Who has he knocked out? Come on he knocked out a couple of stiffs. He can't punch. All that muscles and he can't punch. Give me a break.
Reporter: Is there anything he brings to the table that you are concerned about?
Roach: No, nothing. The more he comes, the more he gets hit.
Reporter: He said he's going to get aggressive. He's a forward type of fighter. He's just not playing into Manny's hands.
Roach: The biggest weapon he has is his forehead. That's the best punch. That's what we have to watch out for.
Reporter: How do you think it's going to go?
Roach: We will knock him out.
Reporter: Early?
Roach: It Could be a really late knockout, because he presses the action.
Manny Pacquiao Arrival
Pacquiao: I feel so happy, and I'm excited for the fight that a lot of people are coming here to support me. Thank you to all the fans.
Reporter: A lot of people here are predicting you're going to win this perhaps by knock out. You're the big favorite. But Timothy Bradley is a dangerous opponent is he?
Pacquiao: I'm not taking this fight lightly. I consider this fight as one of the hardest. But in Jesus’ name, if I work hard, everything will be fine.
Reporter: How are you feeling? You talk about a lot of distractions in your life. Are you feeling focused?
Pacquiao: This training camp is very different. I'm very focused, and I have peace of mind. I'm happy, especially that my family is with me.
Pacquiao vs. Bradley MGM Grand Las Vegas Arrival Video
PACQUIAO VS BRADLEY VIDEO
Pacquiao vs Bradley 24/7 Episode 1,2,3,4 HBO TV
Manny Pacquiao vs Timothy Bradley Weigh in Video
Pacquiao vs Bradley Final Workouts Media Day Video
Pacquiao Final Workout at Wildcard Gym, Los Angeles - Pacquiao showed his side to side, in out, and backpedalling footwork to the media. In this video you can clearly see that he is prepared for the head butting that may come from Bradley by moving out of harms way. A lot of combo counterpunching and going to the weak hand side, which is the left side of Bradley. The right hook roll under is also utilized.
Pacquiao Final Workout Video
Bradley Final Media Day Workout at Holywood
Bradley got weights in his ankle as he moves around side to side in a circular motion double jabbing with his left hand followed by a straight right.
He asked the media questions, which he himself answers:
"I got a question for you all: What side does Manny moves the most? He moves to the left side a lot."
"Another question: does Manny fight forward or backwards? Which way does Manny fight better? He only moves forward, he has to control the action."
"What's Manny's best defense? His offense. His hands to his face."
"What's his best punch? I think his best punch is his straight left. His right hook is not his best punch. "
"Which side does he got on his last fight. Right eye."
"What have I gotta do to beat Manny? What's the game plan? Start fast, take it to him, counterpunch. I gotta have a perfect fight."
"What would be the most effective in punching this guy? What should I do? Straight right hand."
"They all scared to fight Pacquiao. You saw Shane Mosley(pawing), with his 'give me five.' Too much respect. It's a fight. We shake hands at the center of the ring, and after the fight we hug, whatever. During the fight I'm gonna give you my business."
Bradley Final Workout Video
PACQUIAO VS BRADLEY VIDEO
Pacquiao vs Bradley 24/7 Episode 1,2,3,4 HBO TV
Manny Pacquiao vs Timothy Bradley Weigh in Video
Pacquiao vs. Bradley MGM Grand Las Vegas Arrival Video
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PACQUIAO VS BRADLEY LIVE STREAMING ONLINE
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Pacquiao vs Bradley PLDT DSL WatchPad Live Stream Free - For PLDT DSL subscribers who are Pacquiao fans, standby. We don't know if there will be a livestream of the Pacquiao vs Bradley on June 10, 9AM. In the past you can watch the bout via Watchpad Big Ticket without TV commercial breaks. Will update page this as soon as we gather more information.
Update: There is NO free live coverage of Pacquiao vs Bradley due to PLDT's Maintenance.
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PACQUIAO VS BRADLEY LIVE STREAMING ONLINE
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Timothy Bradley vs Manny Pacquiao TV Azteca 7 Mexico
May 31, 2012
Timothy Bradley vs Manny Pacquiao TV Azteca 7 Mexico - This welterweight championship fight is being televised by TV Azteca in Mexico and their affiliate Azteca America in the United States. The date is June 9 on Azteca 7.
Manny Pacquiao contra Bradley es la pelea más esperada en todo el mundo. Por supuesto, Azteca Deportes te la llevará en exclusiva. Manny Pacquiao y Timothy Bradley, que se realizará este sábado 9 Junio en el MGM Grand Las Vegas. La transmisión es por Azteca.
PACQUIAO VS BRADLEY PAY PER VIEW
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Pacquiao vs Bradley TV Boxing Fight Time What Time Schedule - For those who are asking what time will Manny Pacquiao vs Timothy Bradley be showing on their country, here's the worldwide schedule of the Pacquiao vs Bradley fight for at the MGM Grand Las Vegas, Nevada, ET, PT , UTC (equivalent to GMT):
NORTH AMERICA
New York USA
Toronto Canada - Ontario
Saturday, June 9, 2012
9:00 PM UTC-4 hours EDT ET Eastern Time
Dallas Texas USA
Saturday, June 9, 2012
8:00 PM UTC-6 hours CST
Los Angeles California USA
Dallas Texas USA
Vancouver Canada - British Columbia
Saturday, June 9, 2012
6:00 PM UTC-7 hours PDT PT Pacific Time
LATIN AMERICA
Mexico City Mexico
Saturday, June 9, 2012
8:00 PM UTC-5 hours CDT
San Juan Puerto Rico, Bridgetown Barbados
Saturday, June 9, 2012
10:00 PM UTC-4 hours
EUROPE
London UK - England
Dublin Ireland
Sunday, June 10, 2012
2:00 AM UTC+1 hour BST/IST
Berlin Germany, Rome Italy
Valletta Malta, Barcelona Spain
Amsterdam Netherlands, Oslo Norway
Stockholm Sweden, Zagreb Croatia
Budapest Hungary, Serbia And Montenegro
Sunday, June 10, 2012
3:00 AM UTC+2 hours CEST
Bucharest Romania, Vilnius Lithuania
Sunday, June 10, 2012
4:00 AM UTC+3 hours EEST
ASIA
Tokyo Japan, Seoul South Korea
Sunday, June 10, 2012
11:00 AM UTC+9 hours
Manila Philippines
Sunday, June 10, 2012
10:00 AM UTC+8 hours
Bangkok Thailand
Sunday, June 10, 2012
9:00 AM UTC+7 hours
OCEANA
Sydney Australia
Sunday, June 10, 2012
1:00 PM UTC+10 hours EST
Auckland New Zealand
Sunday, June 10, 2012
3:00 PM UTC+12 hours
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Watch Pacquiao vs Bradley Live for Free in Philippines - A few days to go before the big fight on 8:00 am, Sunday, June 10, 2012 in the Philippines.
If you have the extra money to spend (around 100 pesos to a few thousands of pesos) visit the Live Pay Per View PPV Tickets & Cable at Philippines page for the complete listings of other arenas, cinemas, malls, theaters, hotels, restaurants and bars.
However, if you are strapped for cash, and wants to Watch Pacquiao vs Bradley Live for Free here are some venues that is sponsored by different municipalities and companies which they promoted.
Venue: Tondo Sports Complex
Area: District 1, Manila
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Area: District 2, Manila
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Area: District 3, Manila
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Area: District 4, Manila
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Area: District 5, Manila
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Area: District 6, Manila
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Area: Guadalupe Nuevo, Makati
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Area: San Juan City
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Area: Muntinlupa City
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Area: Dagupan City
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Venue: CSI the City Mall
Area: Lucao, Dagupan City
Venue: Capitol City Hall, Cagayan de Oro
Venue: University of Negros Occidental-Recoletos
Colegio San Agustin-Bacolod
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Area: Bacolod City
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Venue: Olympia Village gym
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Sum-ag, Granada and Handumanan
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Area: Bacolod City
Venue: Molo Gymnasium
Area: Iloilo City
Venue: RTR Plaza, Leyte
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Area: Damosa Gateway, Bajada, Davao City
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Area: Davao del Norte
Venue: City Hall, Davao City
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Area: Davao Region
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Area: Davao Region
Venue: Tagum Cultural and Trade Center
Area: Davao del Norte
Venue: Almendras Gym / Quezon Park / Rizal Park
Area: Davao City
Venue: Lagao Gym
Area: General Santos City
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