Pacquiao vs. Bradley....SPOILER - Matt-Hughes.com Official Forums

Max · #1 06-10-2012, 05:09 AM

Pac-man lost......there goes the biggest fight in Boxing history

J.B. · #2 06-10-2012, 05:35 AM

I wouldn't say that for sure, there is still a good possibility that the fight happens. Crazier things have happened in Boxing. If Floyd and Manny said tomorrow that they were going to fight in November, it would still probably be the biggest draw the sport has ever seen. Maybe this is just what needed to happen for the fight to get made considering Floyd clearly holds all the cards at this point. If Pacquiao fights again, who is he going to fight if he doesn't accept Floyd's offer when he gets out of jail in July or August? Floyd's not dumb either, he knows that Pacquiao losing means he can take over the negotiations and make even more money. If Pacquiao says no, then so what. Floyd will fight another tune-up and then fight Bradley in 2013. Either way, Floyd probably just made another 75-100 million dollars while sitting in jail.

Max · #3 06-10-2012, 05:40 AM

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Originally Posted by J.B.

I wouldn't say that for sure, there is still a good possibility that the fight happens. Crazier things have happened in Boxing. If Floyd and Manny said tomorrow that they were going to fight in November, it would still probably be the biggest draw the sport has ever seen. Maybe this is just what needed to happen for the fight to get made considering Floyd clearly holds all the cards at this point. If Pacquiao fights again, who is he going to fight if he doesn't accept Floyd's offer when he gets out of jail in July or August? Floyd's not dumb either, he knows that Pacquiao losing means he can take over the negotiations and make even more money. If Pacquiao says no, then so what. Floyd will fight another tune-up and then fight Bradley in 2013. Either way, Floyd probably just made another 75-100 million dollars while sitting in jail.

Its still a big fight but Mayweather v Pacquiao on a 1 fight win streak (Im not even sure if one win is considered a streak) is a lot less exciting than Mayweather v Pacquiao on a 16 fight win streak (I think thats what it would have been had Pac-Man won).

J.B. · #4 06-10-2012, 06:04 AM

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Its still a big fight but Mayweather v Pacquiao on a 1 fight win streak (Im not even sure if one win is considered a streak) is a lot less exciting than Mayweather v Pacquiao on a 16 fight win streak (I think thats what it would have been had Pac-Man won).

LOL!

Mayweather is on a 43 fight win streak, with a big fat doughnut in the loss column...

The butt-hurt is already flooding the web over the decision. A lot of fans have short memories when it comes to close fights and "robberies" when their "guy" lost. Pacquiao robbed Marquez, some say all 3 times. It is what it is.

JavierDLC · #5 06-10-2012, 06:44 AM

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LOL!

Mayweather is on a 43 fight win streak, with a big fat doughnut in the loss column...

The butt-hurt is already flooding the web over the decision. A lot of fans have short memories when it comes to close fights and "robberies" when their "guy" lost. Pacquiao robbed Marquez, some say all 3 times. It is what it is.

I agree JB Marquez is 2-1 against Pacquiao!