The Bradley-Pacquiao decision wasn't that bad.................

[generalbulldog]

in terms of boxing history, imo.

Holyfield-Lewis 1 decision was worse imo, considering that was for boxing's grandest prize, the lineal HW championship and unification of all the alphabet titles. The Chavez-Whitaker fight was worse in that the #1 and #2 p4p was to fight it out to determine who was the sport's no. 1 p4p. The Bradley-Pac fight was a big fight, but nothing special in terms of boxing history.

Yes, last night was a bad decision. BUt certainly not the worst.

[imp]

After watching it again with the mute off and not hearing the commentator and amir khan on mannys cock.
It was very close with many making the most power shots but literally doing nothing else and being out boxed in the second half of the fight.

Manny lost the championship rounds which were very important for these judges.

[ruthless rocco]

they scored the 5th and 7th rounds for bradley...
two rounds that he couldn't have possibly won.

[Dropanuke]

I had Bradley winning the third time of watching it. It was close realistically.
Just don't know why Tim didn't even try to win the fight