Pacquiao vs Timothy Bradley June 9th [Las Vegas]
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I just watched the MAB vs Manny 1 replay. Manny beat the brakes off MAB that was Manny's best win. I think Bradley is going to cut-off the ring on Manny with his foot speed, and trap Manny on the ropes and beat up his body. Manny can not fight on the inside at all just like Khan. If Bradley can get Manny to the ropes without getting hit with anything big, Manny will lose the fight. I also watched the Marquez vs Manny 3 replay and Manny was tired from the 9th round till the end of the fight. Bradley will not get tired. Bradley has to work Manny over and not get hit with anything big early. I have Bradley winning the fight, but getting the Marquez treatment and losing by SD. The X-factor of the fight is punching power, can Manny land a bomb on Bradley to end or change the fight.
Bradley got up from the Kendall Holt round 1 knockdown and won 11 rounds in a row. So, that shows me that he can fight hurt and change up his attack mid round. Truth be told I think Holt has more one hit punching power then Manny. But the speed mixed with power that Manny has is just wicked, when he's on his game..
Roach Takes Aim, Drops Ariza From Pacquiao's Corner
Article Link - http://www.boxingscene.com/?m=show&opt=printable&id=53586#ixzz1wlAZpDOx
By Chris Robinson
On last weekend’s 24/7 Pacquiao-Bradley episode, Manny Pacquiao’s trainer Freddie Roach caused quite a stir when he took some shots at strength and conditioning coach Alex Ariza and suggested that their team may be better off without the Columbian-born coach on board.
Outspoken by nature, Ariza had raised some eyebrows by making an early exit from Pacquiao’s camp, which was held in Baguio City in the Philippines at the time, in an effort to link up with WBC middleweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. down in Mexico as he got ready for his June 16th date with Andy Lee.
Pacquiao is presently training out of the Wild Card Boxing Club in Los Angeles as he eyes a June 9th defense of his WBO welterweight belt against Timothy Bradley and the drama within his team continues build.
Reflecting on his comments from last Saturday‘s 24/7, Roach admitted that his fighter’s preparation is of the utmost importance more so than anything else.
“I said some things on 24/7 last night that Alex might not like,” stated Roach. “If he has something to say to me about it, he’ll say it. But I won’t let it affect my fighter and I know what’s important here and that’s the focus of Manny Pacquiao.”
Once again, Roach seemed to disapprove of Ariza’s presence in camp and insisted that he won’t be working the corner for Pacquiao when he steps in to face Bradley at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
“Manny likes him and wants him on board, so that’s the way it is,” said Roach. “Alex will be there until the fight and once we get to the fight and I put down my four corner men, he won’t be on the list.”
Article Link - http://www.boxingscene.com/?m=show&opt=printable&id=53586#ixzz1wlAZpDOx
By Chris Robinson
On last weekend’s 24/7 Pacquiao-Bradley episode, Manny Pacquiao’s trainer Freddie Roach caused quite a stir when he took some shots at strength and conditioning coach Alex Ariza and suggested that their team may be better off without the Columbian-born coach on board.
Outspoken by nature, Ariza had raised some eyebrows by making an early exit from Pacquiao’s camp, which was held in Baguio City in the Philippines at the time, in an effort to link up with WBC middleweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. down in Mexico as he got ready for his June 16th date with Andy Lee.
Pacquiao is presently training out of the Wild Card Boxing Club in Los Angeles as he eyes a June 9th defense of his WBO welterweight belt against Timothy Bradley and the drama within his team continues build.
Reflecting on his comments from last Saturday‘s 24/7, Roach admitted that his fighter’s preparation is of the utmost importance more so than anything else.
“I said some things on 24/7 last night that Alex might not like,” stated Roach. “If he has something to say to me about it, he’ll say it. But I won’t let it affect my fighter and I know what’s important here and that’s the focus of Manny Pacquiao.”
Once again, Roach seemed to disapprove of Ariza’s presence in camp and insisted that he won’t be working the corner for Pacquiao when he steps in to face Bradley at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
“Manny likes him and wants him on board, so that’s the way it is,” said Roach. “Alex will be there until the fight and once we get to the fight and I put down my four corner men, he won’t be on the list.”
