Round-by-Round: Manny Pacquiao vs. Adrien Broner - January 19, 2019

[jamamb]

not if grey were 50 years younger

[KiwiRider]

Broner thought he had won
His trainer thought he had won.
No one else did

[TheBeast]

[TheBeast]

[TheBeast]

[Gimp Mask]

Broner didn’t win. I had it 7-5 for Pac, and I was apparently being generous.

[KiwiRider]

Broner didn’t win. I had it 7-5 for Pac, and I was apparently being generous.

Ah, yeah. Up until the tenth I was wondering if you had one or both of your eye zippers closed there Gimpie

[ironbeard]

Broner didn’t win. I had it 7-5 for Pac, and I was apparently being generous.

I had two rounds for Broner and two even. That’s not too far from where you ended up.

[Mexi-Box]

Did people come in thinking Jack was the best in the division?

I came thinking he was a past prime fighter. He's been in too many wars against big punchers to still be good at this age. On top of that, he's north of his best division. I thought he lost close but clear to Stevenson, so I didn't think he was the best in the division.

Browne is a solid fighter, but he's nothing special. Already should have a loss to Hot Rod that he never avenged. He also put on quite a horrible performance against an aged, half-blind fighter. Bivol, Gvozdyk, and Beterbiev all would've stopped that version of Jack that showed up tonight.

[KiwiRider]

Did people come in thinking Jack was the best in the division?

I came thinking he was a past prime fighter. He's been in too many wars against big punchers to still be good at this age. On top of that, he's north of his best division. I thought he lost close but clear to Stevenson, so I didn't think he was the best in the division.

Browne is a solid fighter, but he's nothing special. Already should have a loss to Hot Rod that he never avenged. He also put on quite a horrible performance against an aged, half-blind fighter. Bivol, Gvozdyk, and Beterbiev all would've stopped that version of Jack that showed up tonight.

100% on the money there Mexi

[Steveh583]

Hilarious. I can't honestly believe he tried to claw back credit by saying he could beat Jim gray

That reminded me of the scene at the end of training day where Alonzo is making threats whilst everyone is walking away and ignoring him, knowing he's an empty vessel. All he has left is bravado. What an embarrassment.

On the plus side, what a fuckin' career mannys had. Legend.

[ClivePatrickLyons]

Broner will never win a Major fight at Welter fighting the way he did today him and his team are delusional. I gave him round 11 maybe another 1 or 2 but 4 rounds is stretching it

[Cent0089]

Anything closer than 118-110 seems like a nonsense to me. Even die hard Broners fans cannot give him more than 4 rounds :O . Even at shade of himself, long past his prime, he can still beat guys like this. Btw Mannys defense is underrated. Obviously, he should retire now after 70 pro bouts but i dont think that will happen.

[Ricky]

I've never understood why Pac gets shafted so often by the judges.

2 of them gave Broner 4 rounds. FOUR! Only 2 away from a draw

Deplorable scoring, I'd love someone to tell me which round Broner won followed by an indepth assessment of those rounds and where AB won it. Classic case of "he took less of a beating in that round so ill give it to him".

120-108 Pacquiao.

[TempleSlave]

Wow. How classy

[Cent0089]

When Pacquiao debuted in professional boxing, Broner was 5 years old Don´t think he develop mentally since then

[Nightmare Roy]

Anything closer than 118-110 seems like a nonsense to me. Even die hard Broners fans cannot give him more than 4 rounds :O . Even at shade of himself, long past his prime, he can still beat guys like this. Btw Mannys defense is underrated. Obviously, he should retire now after 70 pro bouts but i dont think that will happen.

Yeah that's how I had it, gave AB 4 and 10 I think and that was being generous, he's a lazy twat, doesn't do anything

[Ruthless-RKO]

He seems okay now.



It was his own fault.. using his head to come forward

[Ruthless-RKO]

Broner didn’t even land double-figures in any one round.

[sharpei_louis]

The scariest stat there is round 12.

How Broner kept running in the 12th and landed only one punch????
Everybody in the world knew he was behind and needed a ko... I don't know who should be more ashamed of themselves, Broner for surrounding himself with 'yes' men, or his corner for having some kind of professional pride. He should have had a hard slap across his face and been told to grow a pair of balls and get out there and take the fight to Pacman

[KiwiRider]

The scariest stat there is round 12.

How Broner kept running in the 12th and landed only one punch????
Everybody in the world knew he was behind and needed a ko... I don't know who should be more ashamed of themselves, Broner for surrounding himself with 'yes' men, or his corner for having some kind of professional pride. He should have had a hard slap across his face and been told to grow a pair of balls and get out there and take the fight to Pacman

He was coming off worse in the exchanges. Pac had him hurt twice in the 7th and once in the 9th, that was enough for Broner to get on his bike in 10/11/12. You can't argue a scoring robbery if your unconciuos. Although I wouldn't put it past Broner to wake up ringside and claim he won

[boxing_rocks]

When Pacquiao debuted in professional boxing, Broner was 5 years old Don´t think he develop mentally since then

[TempleSlave]

When Pacquiao debuted in professional boxing, Broner was 5 years old Don´t think he develop mentally since then

Touché

[greg]

...You can't argue a scoring robbery if your unconciuos. Although I wouldn't put it past Broner to wake up ringside and claim he won

well said, Kiwi

[Blodhemn]

Did people come in thinking Jack was the best in the division?

I came thinking he was a past prime fighter. He's been in too many wars against big punchers to still be good at this age. On top of that, he's north of his best division. I thought he lost close but clear to Stevenson, so I didn't think he was the best in the division.

Browne is a solid fighter, but he's nothing special. Already should have a loss to Hot Rod that he never avenged. He also put on quite a horrible performance against an aged, half-blind fighter. Bivol, Gvozdyk, and Beterbiev all would've stopped that version of Jack that showed up tonight.

Eh, Jack is what he is, solid but nothing extraordinary about him, nearly always coming up short. Never got the hype, the talent just isn't there, moreso heart. More of a gatekeeper to me.