manny pac fight

Whats up? Someone had to be paid off...

Moving this to the proper forum (Sports).

I just saw a friend's review of the fight on Facebook.... he said the same thing (that a judge was paid off).

Sorry....I just was shocked!

Its a Arum Vegas robbery

The fix was definitely in. No doubt in my mind.

As soon as the fight was over I left the room because no need to wait for the judges to announce Pacquiao the winner, which I thought was obvious. When everyone in my house started going crazy saying Bradley won I couldn't believe it.

Bradley did fight well and actually seemed to adjust and step it up as the fight went on, but I still don't see how he won. I'm looking forward to a rematch if there is one because I think Bradley has a chance to win legitimately. He's clearly one of the better fighters to face Pacquiao and with some experience against him now, he seems smart enough and talented enough to be even more prepared for a rematch. I think round two will be a better fight.

According to what Bradley is quoted as saying HERE, there will be a rematch.

Definately will be a rematch in November. Arum won't get a cent of my money, I will stream it illegally LOL.

People should be going to prison over this.

I cant believe some of you guys actually paid to see this or would pay to see any of these boxing matches anymore...

i went to a sports bar and watched it for free, i refuse to pay whatever it costs to stream these overprices boxing matches.

Now if it was boxing from the 1990s then that would be a different story...

90s?? Hell give me the 1920s-1980s!!!

haha thats before my time


the 90s had De La Hoya, Chavez, Tyson, Holyfield, Roy Jones, etc

pretty good id say

The 70' & 80's had Muhammad Ali, Smokin Joe Frazier, George Forman, Leon Spinks, Ken Norton, Larry Holmes, Roberto Durán, Marvin Hagler, Thomas Hearns and Sugar Ray Leonard.

Class!

In my opinion the last classly fighter was Evander Holyfield.

As much as i love boxing i have to say it is in a sad state today. Not so much the fighters who are always the ones to risk everything but the promoters, sanctioning bodies and TV companies are a disgrace.

That was certainly a golden era.

I didn't see the recent fight, but feel sorry for Manny. While head scratching results aren't new to boxing, it's strange that a challenger wins a decision where he was by all accounts outclassed throughout the fight.

I remember Ali winning a few controversial decisions against Frazier, Norton, and Jimmy Ellis in bouts where many thought his opponenents won the fight.