The troops are starting to roll in. Plenty of food and plenty of San Miguel. We are all going to the Filipino Day in Passaic tomorrow...it won't be as much fun if Pacquiao loses.

too broke to order the fight in ppv... where can I go to get a round by round update?

The troops are starting to roll in. Plenty of food and plenty of San Miguel. We are all going to the Filipino Day in Passaic tomorrow...it won't be as much fun if Pacquiao loses.

Also coincides with the grand opening of Jollibee in JC. Chicken joy anyone?

too broke to order the fight in ppv... where can I go to get a round by round update?

Try www.mmamania.com. They do it for the UFC fights.

How my broke a** is watching it.

 

 

http://espn.go.com/sports/boxing/feature/video/_/page/fight-credential-pacquiao-bradley/fight-credential

You guys are funny, but the decision wasn't a laughing matter at all. God damn BOXING IS NOW COMPLETELY A JOKE. I'm boycotting boxing period. Yes I'm mostly Filipino and extremely disappointed of PACMAN.

Man I have lost faith in Boxing.

The 2 clueless judges turned out to be JLo and Steven Tyler. They think Pacman's voice wasnt good enough.

But man what the 2 judges did destroyed whats left of boxings tarnished reputation. No wonder most people watch UFC nowadays.

Good thing I didn't get to see this live.

This was almost as bad as Foreman vs. Briggs, Trinidad vs. De la hoya, or just about any other crooked duke you can recall in boxing over the last 25 years.

This was almost as bad as Foreman vs. Briggs, Trinidad vs. De la hoya, or just about any other crooked duke you can recall in boxing over the last 25 years.

 

 

Speak On Brother

This is why I don't watch boxing anymore

Manny clearly won... Give Manny his belt back !! Both judges should lose their license.

 

http://www.change.or...o-bradley-bout#

so disappointing. everyone saw the score cards and even the announcers were in shock.

 

Bradley couldn't even seem to justify his win and says he'll have to go back to the tapes to see if he really won! complete garbage!

WTF - They gave the decision to Bradley?! What bull is that?!

 

I watched the fight until the end of the 12th round, then passed out... It was so obvious....

Putang ina! Id understand if it was a close fight that could have gone either way but those 2 judges scores made no sense. Its robberies like this that's killing boxing

Boxing is DEAD already!

Boxing has been dead and total BS with things like this for way too long.

 

 

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boxing fans should try to watch UFC, at least it isnt a sport revolving around money

boxing fans should try to watch UFC, at least it isnt a sport revolving around money

 

Not yet

WBO review panel judges saying that PacMan should have won the fight

 

http://www.nj.com/sp..._a_rematch.html

 

Pacquiao said today he would prefer a rematch rather than Bradley giving up the WBO welterweight title that he won on a split decision because "people may think I just usurped it."

WBO review panel judges saying that PacMan should have won the fight

 

http://www.nj.com/sp..._a_rematch.html

 

Pacquiao said today he would prefer a rematch rather than Bradley giving up the WBO welterweight title that he won on a split decision because "people may think I just usurped it."

 

The real reason, if they decide to give manny the belt back, the results NO rematch, NO PPV money, NO fight purse, NO money for Vegas.... ONE REASON this crap happens MONEY=GREED.

Boxing is Dead and they know UFC is kicking their a**. You would think stunts like this would stop but this is exactly why fans are flocking to mma

Boxing is on life-support because of several things completely unrelated to MMA:

 

1. They have w-a-a-a-y too many champions/divisions, confusing even the diehard boxing fan.

 

2. Two of the "best-known" heavyweight champions are brothers, who have sworn they'd never fight each other (not that I'd want to see THAT, as Vitali K. would knockout Wlad K. before the clang of the opening bell faded). They also seem to have a penchant for fighting guys that are not natural heavyweights, or who present about as much potential for useful violence as a Quaker would.

 

3. Promoters and managers no longer are interested in making meaningful matches, preferring to guard their fighters' undefeated records. The only mega-fight out there is Pac vs. Mayweather, and I have real doubts it can be made before Manny turns 40 or PBF finally gets sentenced to some real prison time.

 

4. The sanctioning bodies that produce the many bogus titles out there, and who foist unscrupulous judges and incompetent referees on the fighters and the public, all the while demanding upwards of $250k per fight for the "honor" of fighting for their Cracker Jack box-prize title.

 

Boxing needs a HUGE, marquee fighter in the heavyweight division. It's been this way going back to when the great Dempsey was defeated and the public had to suffer through a succession of heavyweights they didn't embrace. The big men have always been the tail that wags the dog in boxing, with the popularity of the sport rising parallel to the mystique/talent/personality of the HW champ, i.e., Joe Louis, Rocky Marciano, Ali, Tyson.

 

The only good thing I can say about the current economic climate is that it is turning more and more young athletes towards their local boxing gyms again. I don't even mind that most of them (and I routinely visit six or seven in a close radius to my home) now offer MMA training as well, as a lot of these guys realize that there is far more opportunity in a boxing ring than an MMA cage: a truly-talented fighter with good amateur credentials will get scapped up in a furious bidding war between the likes of a promotional management company such as Top Rank, Golden Boy or Main Events. In MMA there aren't too many major players besides Zuffa and Strikeforce, and the signing money and subsequent purses that they can offer to up and coming guys are NOT on a par with boxing.

 

I enjoy MMA, but am not a zealot about it. I do not believe it will replace boxing as the number-one ring sport, although I acknowledge that the coveted demographic of 18-45 years of age is consistently shown to be right in MMA's wheelhouse during their PPV events. I have been a part of the sport of boxing since I was 13; have worked in the industry and still believe in the enduring appeal of The Sweet Science.

There has been talks that Pacmans promoters are not even considering a fight with Bradley. Instead tehy want to fight Marquez again but in Mexico this time. I really wish Pacman would not use Nevada as a venue from now on.