And he didn't seem too upset about the decisionOriginally posted by TonyStarks:Manny is laughing all the way to the bank. A multi million dollar rematch with a cump that he can easily beat?
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And he didn't seem too upset about the decisionOriginally posted by TonyStarks:Manny is laughing all the way to the bank. A multi million dollar rematch with a cump that he can easily beat?
Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:
Originally posted by Antix:
At least the rematch will have hype which is what boxing is built on.
Originally posted by SportsFan:
Originally posted by Antix:
At least the rematch will have hype which is what boxing is built on.
Unless there is an investigation into this I have a feeling boxing will get a backlash to this. I for one don't plan on purchasing this fight like I usually do for Pac fights.
Originally posted by jimrat:And he didn't seem too upset about the decisionOriginally posted by TonyStarks:Manny is laughing all the way to the bank. A multi million dollar rematch with a cump that he can easily beat?
Fight promoter Bob Arum said after the bout that he heard from ticket brokers who said they would have trouble selling seats to a Bradley rematch because most fight watchers considered the World Boxing Organization welterweight title bout on Saturday at the MGM Grand a one-sided Pacquiao victory.
"The brokers are telling us if we make a Bradley rematch, no one will go," Arum said.
Todd duBoef, president of Arum's Top Rank promotional company, said he'd like to see the results of polls asking fans if they want a rematch before committing to a second fight.
Originally posted by jimrat:And he didn't seem too upset about the decisionOriginally posted by TonyStarks:Manny is laughing all the way to the bank. A multi million dollar rematch with a cump that he can easily beat?
Originally posted by 49erfeeeever808:
^^^That is IF there's a rematch....
http://www.latimes.com/sports/boxing/la-sp-boxing-pacquiao-bradley-20120611,0,5421219.story
Fight promoter Bob Arum said after the bout that he heard from ticket brokers who said they would have trouble selling seats to a Bradley rematch because most fight watchers considered the World Boxing Organization welterweight title bout on Saturday at the MGM Grand a one-sided Pacquiao victory.
"The brokers are telling us if we make a Bradley rematch, no one will go," Arum said.
Todd duBoef, president of Arum's Top Rank promotional company, said he'd like to see the results of polls asking fans if they want a rematch before committing to a second fight.
Also Bradley's is looking for double the payout from yesterday. As the champion* he's "entitled" to it, i guess.
Originally posted by SportsFan:
As I said before. Pac doesn't need Bradley. He should either retire after this b******t or fight Floyd. Who cares if he avenges this b******t loss to Bradley. No one wants to see it. This isn't going to make Bradley a house hold name and a big draw. He will be forgotten about by next week.
Originally posted by 49erfeeeever808:
Originally posted by SportsFan:
As I said before. Pac doesn't need Bradley. He should either retire after this b******t or fight Floyd. Who cares if he avenges this b******t loss to Bradley. No one wants to see it. This isn't going to make Bradley a house hold name and a big draw. He will be forgotten about by next week.
i'd strongly consider if i were pac.
heck, i'd strongly consider if i were mayweather too. if i'm his shoes, i'm preserving my record knowing the sport can/will/would fk you over like that.
Originally posted by ChazBoner:
reminded me of that one time where Delahoya got his ass beat for 12 rounds and still got the decision win because the Hopkins fight was already scheduled. Boxing is a fkn joke.
Originally posted by ChazBoner:reminded me of that one time where Delahoya got his ass beat for 12 rounds and still got the decision win because the Hopkins fight was already scheduled. Boxing is a fkn joke.