JMM vs. Bradley on now more than ever...

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Originally Posted by gest12645

Pacman vs Marquez is the fight that should happen (again) . But Marquez vs Bradley would be great also. Funny how nobody (including me) was interested in the 4th Marquez-Manny fight, and now the majority of boxing fans wants to see a fifth fight between them

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Pacquiao needs to stay away from Marquez. Far away. A 5th fight would be very bad for him. Just look at all the fights. It's all Marquez proving points. He goes down 3 times in the first round of the first fight. He rallies back from the disaster round to beat Pacquiao. But has to settle for the draw. Marquez knows he won but accepted the draw cuz he knew going down 3 times carried a lot of weight against him. So he avoids the disaster round in the 2nd fight and beats Pacquiao again. But this time he gets the loss. Marquez knows he was robbed again but took some of the blame cuz even though he avoided going down 3 times he did go down once. And that was on him. So he said fuck going down and out boxed Pacquiao to a clear-cut win in the 3rd fight. But gets robbed yet again and takes another L. So Marquez said fuck the judges and fuck going 12 rounds and puts Pacquiao to sleep in the 4th fight. Can't robbed that win from him. His buisness with Pacquiao is done. Atleast it should be. Marquez does not need to prove any more points. The next point will be him killing Pacquiao. And eventhough I would love to see that happen to his moronic fan base I rather it not happen to him, himself

It's a cracking matchup, but I feel people are going a little mad on the back of Bradley's downright bizarre performance. That wasn't how Bradley usually fights and you sense he went in there with little respect for his opponent. He adapted and got away with it after the initial hole he dug for himself.

Marquez himself was down against Manny before finding that homerun. He was looking slower, was getting busted up, and up until that point I was worried about him. Bradley is just as quick as Manny, but unlike Manny can fight in a truly versatile manner. He simply wouldn't wade in there with no respect for Marquez and at 40 I see him outhustling Marquez for a decision.

I can see Bradley going down, but keeping him there? Mind you, I say that by thinking about Bradley prior to the woozy post fight interview. I didn't like what I was seeing there.

If there was any time to fight Bradley I guess this might to the most apt of timings. If Bradley is really okay, I think it is a massive fight to make, and can really see him taking Marquez all the way for a typical Bradley decision.

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Originally Posted by gest12645

Pacman vs Marquez is the fight that should happen (again) . But Marquez vs Bradley would be great also. Funny how nobody (including me) was interested in the 4th Marquez-Manny fight, and now the majority of boxing fans wants to see a fifth fight between them

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I only want to see a 5th fight to see what Pacman have left. Whether he's punch drunk or pulling his punches. I always want to see if JMM can get up for another Pacman fight. JMM was juiced for that 4th fight.

I know Bob Arum have other plans, but Keith Thurman is #1 mandatory for Bradley's title?
AN NEW . . . . WBO Champion

I'd take JMM any day of the week in that one.

And that's no knock on Bradley, who I think is a fantastic fighter and has the heart of a lion.

I just see JMM countering the hell out of him all night and stifling his punch output.

JMM gotta get old sooner or later. Hopefully it's later because at his best Marquez beats the crap outta Timmy.

Last week or maybe two weeks ago I was reading Arum saying that he'd like to match Manny and JMM with Bradley and Rios. I think a Manny rematch with Bradley sells and JMM-Rios also sells and that's what I thought would happen. But now I'm thinking it was just Arum double bluffing JMM and I think JMM fights Manny again this September. Guaranteed huge event and massive paydays all round for Manny, JMM and Arum.

If they do fight JMM beats Bradley. I think we'll more likely see a Bradley Provodnikov rematch though. It depends if Arum has options on Provodnikov because if he doesn't Golden Boy will offer Provodnikov's promoter a bunch of fights. Can you imagine Provodnikov versus Maidana? :)

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Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing

Last week or maybe two weeks ago I was reading Arum saying that he'd like to match Manny and JMM with Bradley and Rios. I think a Manny rematch with Bradley sells and JMM-Rios also sells and that's what I thought would happen. But now I'm thinking it was just Arum double bluffing JMM and I think JMM fights Manny again this September. Guaranteed huge event and massive paydays all round for Manny, JMM and Arum.

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The whole thing appears a big bluff to me. JMM is only saying he doesn't want Manny to drive his payday up, just as Cotto did for Margarito II. The only reason Arum is suggesting other options is to make JMM think Arum has other plans. His only plan is JMM-Pac V because it makes the most money.

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Originally Posted by Gandalf

It's a cracking matchup, but I feel people are going a little mad on the back of Bradley's downright bizarre performance. That wasn't how Bradley usually fights and you sense he went in there with little respect for his opponent. He adapted and got away with it after the initial hole he dug for himself.

Marquez himself was down against Manny before finding that homerun. He was looking slower, was getting busted up, and up until that point I was worried about him. Bradley is just as quick as Manny, but unlike Manny can fight in a truly versatile manner. He simply wouldn't wade in there with no respect for Marquez and at 40 I see him outhustling Marquez for a decision.

I can see Bradley going down, but keeping him there? Mind you, I say that by thinking about Bradley prior to the woozy post fight interview. I didn't like what I was seeing there.

If there was any time to fight Bradley I guess this might to the most apt of timings. If Bradley is really okay, I think it is a massive fight to make, and can really see him taking Marquez all the way for a typical Bradley decision.

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I agree with Miles. This was an odd Bradley fight. I've never seen him perform like this. Not to take anything away from the Russian, but this was strange.

With regard to Marquez-Bradley, I've read that Nacho Beristain doesn't want Marquez fighting Bradley based on styles. Reading between the lines, he can see that Bradley has the potential to coast to a decision win. If I were him I would stick to that opinion because I didn't see this as a typical Bradley performance.

I also can see Arum matching Bradley against the winner of Rios-Alvarado.

Bradley might be really hurt after that fight.
Who knows what that has done to him.
He needs to work on his defence and think seriously about his next opponent.

Apparently there's a little tourney going on between JMM, Pac, Bradley and the winner of Rios-Alvarado... But nothing is set in stone.

I really believe JMM when he says he's not interested in another Pac fight. He is a guy who genuinely fights for his legacy. I personally believe he fights Bradley and if he wins that fight and Pac wins his comeback fight as well then they will meet again.
But I don't think it happens right now. I see JMM going in a different direction.

Let's be real here JMM is sitting in the driver seat. He can pick who he wants to fight. I also wouldn't be surprised if he's waiting to see the winner of Rios-Alvardo to decide who he fights. Although IMO fighting Rios-Alvarado doesn't really do much for his legacy.

JMM was quoted as saying "It's a possibility. Why not? I had already won that title when I defeated Pacquiao for it but the judges got it wrong. I'd love to win a 5th title. I was invited to see the fight but I'm with my family right now" in regards to fighting Bradley.

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Originally Posted by Gandalf

It's a cracking matchup, but I feel people are going a little mad on the back of Bradley's downright bizarre performance. That wasn't how Bradley usually fights and you sense he went in there with little respect for his opponent. He adapted and got away with it after the initial hole he dug for himself.

Marquez himself was down against Manny before finding that homerun. He was looking slower, was getting busted up, and up until that point I was worried about him. Bradley is just as quick as Manny, but unlike Manny can fight in a truly versatile manner. He simply wouldn't wade in there with no respect for Marquez and at 40 I see him outhustling Marquez for a decision.

I can see Bradley going down, but keeping him there? Mind you, I say that by thinking about Bradley prior to the woozy post fight interview. I didn't like what I was seeing there.

If there was any time to fight Bradley I guess this might to the most apt of timings. If Bradley is really okay, I think it is a massive fight to make, and can really see him taking Marquez all the way for a typical Bradley decision.

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JMM is one of the best finishers in the business. Once he drops you or hurts you it's pretty much lights out for you... Like I said in 1st post if JMM hurts/drops him JMM will finish him off.

I think Mayweather going to Showtime and HBO dumping olden Boy really increases the odds of Manny Marquez 5 this year. HBO are going to want to have at least one blockbuster PPV event this year and that's the only one they can get. If they both take an interim fight and one loses, especially if it's Manny, it decreases the value of episode five.

I believe that JMM is at the end of his career and may not have the mind set to want to fight a young undefeated challenger like Bradley or Rios. JMM has probably 1 or 2 fights left and I think he wants to make them big which would be Manny and Floyd.

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Originally Posted by Rantcatrat

With Vada testing? ;D

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Hilarious as hell to see a Huge Pac fan advocating Vada testing? Pac never took the dam test .......