JerseyBoy89, You want to post your thoughts, go right ahead and do it. I offer you my favorite quote of which I have embraced and carried through the peaks and valleys of life. FUCKEM ALL BIG & SMALL
JerseyBoy89, You want to post your thoughts, go right ahead and do it. I offer you my favorite quote of which I have embraced and carried through the peaks and valleys of life. FUCKEM ALL BIG & SMALL
I agree Pacquiao should stay off the ropes. Bradley doesn't have the intelligence of Morales, Barrera, Marquez or Cotto, but the blueprint has already been laid out by these guys, and one of the keys is to unload a combination when Pacquiao squares himself up on the ropes. Bradley has too much loop in his punches for my liking, but one of his strenghts is how he picks his spots to unload a combination - even if the punches are sloppy. I'm sure Bradley's camp has picked up on this and also how important it is to nuetralize Pac's biggest weapon - his straight left. This is done by the right hander circling to his left and also countering Pac when he overextends himself, which he often does.
I don't completely count out Bradley and I feel the odds are a very wrong reflection of the probabilities, yet I still favor Pacquiao. Bradley isn't raw, but he has fundamental flaws. He's fast, but not as fast as Pacquiao. He's experienced but not as much as Pacquiao, etc.
However Bradley is peaking and he just fought 2 smart southpaws. Plus the blueprint has been laid out on how to beat Pacquiao. Most importanly Bradley has the balls, combined with the minimum requirements of athleticism and ring smarts to pull off the upset. Don't underestimate Bradley's trainer when comparing fighters. He hasn't straightened out Bradley's punches, but he always gives great advice in between rounds and Bradley respects him.
Jerseyboy I know you get alot of hate on this board but I don't think it's a bad idea to lay a little on Bradley.
I agree Pacquiao should stay off the ropes. Bradley doesn't have the intelligence of Morales, Barrera, Marquez or Cotto, but the blueprint has already been laid out by these guys, and one of the keys is to unload a combination when Pacquiao squares himself up on the ropes. Bradley has too much loop in his punches for my liking, but one of his strenghts is how he picks his spots to unload a combination - even if the punches are sloppy. I'm sure Bradley's camp has picked up on this and also how important it is to nuetralize Pac's biggest weapon - his straight left. This is done by the right hander circling to his left and also countering Pac when he overextends himself, which he often does.
I don't completely count out Bradley and I feel the odds are a very wrong reflection of the probabilities, yet I still favor Pacquiao. Bradley isn't raw, but he has fundamental flaws. He's fast, but not as fast as Pacquiao. He's experienced but not as much as Pacquiao, etc.
However Bradley is peaking and he just fought 2 smart southpaws. Plus the blueprint has been laid out on how to beat Pacquiao. Most importanly Bradley has the balls, combined with the minimum requirements of athleticism and ring smarts to pull off the upset. Don't underestimate Bradley's trainer when comparing fighters. He hasn't straightened out Bradley's punches, but he always gives great advice in between rounds and Bradley respects him.
Jerseyboy I know you get alot of hate on this board but I don't think it's a bad idea to lay a little on Bradley.
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