Pacquiao - Bradley: Face Off

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Tim Bradley really is painfully boring.....oh but wait he is an American so it is all ok.
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He's not boring in the ring though (ooh matron!).
Don't mind him at all really, I'd rather boring than the cringeworthy crap from Mayweather when he was on there with Cotto.
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mrbassie wrote:He's not boring in the ring though (ooh matron!).
Don't mind him at all really, I'd rather boring than the cringeworthy crap from Mayweather when he was on there with Cotto.
Well he is boring when he is in the ring isn't he. I'd rather chew my own face off than watch his fights.
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:-? each to their own i suppose
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mrbassie wrote::-? each to their own i suppose

Big fan of the wild overhand right/headbutt/wide mauling slappy combo tactic are we?

As you said, each to their own...
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Datsue wrote:
mrbassie wrote::-? each to their own i suppose

Big fan of the wild overhand right/headbutt/wide mauling slappy combo tactic are we?

As you said, each to their own...

I simply can't recall him being in a dull fight. I take it you guys won't be watching the Pacquiao fight?
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mrbassie wrote:
Datsue wrote:
mrbassie wrote::-? each to their own i suppose

Big fan of the wild overhand right/headbutt/wide mauling slappy combo tactic are we?

As you said, each to their own...

I simply can't recall him being in a dull fight. I take it you guys won't be watching the Pacquiao fight?

The nine rounds (or whatever the fvck it was) of torture vs Alexander is surely reason enough to skip anything he's in & maybe download it later if it seems okay?
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I didn't think that was a bad scrap while it lasted, ok it wasn't a Gatti fight but it wasn't Sven Ottke stuff either.
Downloading it to see if it's ok is still watching it.
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I don't know why HBO insist on having these Face Off's when there is no 'character' involved. Pacquiao, despite being very exciting to watch in the ring, is very boring to watch out of it, despite his likable personality. Bradley is just a typical positive (boring) American sportsman.

Christ, the dynamic between these two is so poor, they have to introduce their trainers into the programme. Why not come up with a different angle to the programme and still make it interesting in a different way to the immense tension between Cotto v Margarito for example.

Even Cotto v Mayweather was a car crash and extremely hard to watch.

As for Bradley as a fighter, I agree he isn't the most boring to watch due to his activity and determination, but I feel he's being massively over rated in the build up to this fight and is only there to make Pacman look like his old killer self after being outboxed by my boy JMM again. He doesn't bring anything other than youth (and a big hard head) to test Pacquiao IMO.
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King Geedorah wrote:
mrbassie wrote:
Datsue wrote:
Big fan of the wild overhand right/headbutt/wide mauling slappy combo tactic are we?

As you said, each to their own...

I simply can't recall him being in a dull fight. I take it you guys won't be watching the Pacquiao fight?
Why wouldn't we?
I was actually addressing Datsue and JW but in answer to your question: Because it'll be boring...?
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youngrell wrote:I don't know why HBO insist on having these Face Off's when there is no 'character' involved.
The Face Off is only interesting if their is some bad blood between the fighters, like Cotto v Margarito or Haye v W. Klitschko. Without the bad blood its never going to work very well.
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That's quite a funny way of putting it
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mrbassie wrote:
Datsue wrote:
mrbassie wrote::-? each to their own i suppose

Big fan of the wild overhand right/headbutt/wide mauling slappy combo tactic are we?

As you said, each to their own...

I simply can't recall him being in a dull fight. I take it you guys won't be watching the Pacquiao fight?
fornicate me mate if you liked his fight with Alexander then you really are a purist. I thought the Witter fight was terrible viewing too. Few swings, clinch, blatant headbutt, break, repeat.
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It wasn't as good as expected but I've sat through a lot worse.
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mrbassie wrote:It wasn't as good as expected but I've sat through a lot worse.
He isn't as bad as I have made out, but it does get to me that America at the moment has him, Chad Dawson and Andre Ward who all are involved usually in not very exciting fights and yet are hailed as the greatest thing since ribbed condoms. Likewise Hopkins in his recent outings (he obviously was a great back in his pomp and was in some decent fights.) And then when someone like Junior Witter gets thrown in with Zab Judah, decides to run to try and win the fight and doesn't do the worst job in the World, he ends up scarred for life and the American's all say 'remember that fight with Judah, he must be shit' and dismiss the achievments he went on to make. There are other examples too.

But yeah, purely because he is hailed and isn't very exciting I essentially want to see Amir Khan go in with him and beat him with contemptuous ease. That is the only fight with Bradley that I wanna see. I won't watch this fight unless I hear it was a cracker in which case I'll catch it on youtube.
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im really looking forward to this fight. both fighters come prepared for war, both are world class ,teak tough hard men, and both seeem like decent guys.
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I actually found that to be a decent watch.
Was gonna swerve it after ppl slaughtering them but glad i watched it.

"C'mon Tim" :lol:
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