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Was Pacquiao Really Beaten?
By Charles Saunders, Boxscorenews.com, Mon, 11 Jun 2012
Who really defeated Manny Pacquiao on Saturday night? Was it his opponent in the ring, Timothy ?Desert Storm? Bradley? Or was it ringside judges C.J. Roth and Duane Ford, whose 115-113 cards in favor of Bradley overruled judge Jerry Roth?s 115-113 tally for Pacquiao?
The split decision after 12 Read Full Story >>>The Puzzling Fall of Manny Pacquiao
The Atlantic, Mon, 11 Jun 2012
It was a Saturday night in Las Vegas. The Electric Daisy Carnival was in full swing at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, with drugs and techno music and hundreds of thousands of kids half-naked and flowing through the desert night. But the real craziness was happening in the MGM Grand Garden Arena becau Read Full Story >>> Manny to run for reelection in Congress?
By Joaquin Henson, The Philippine Star, Mon, 11 Jun 2012
LAS VEGAS ? As if negotiating one fight between Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. isn?t hard enough, now comes the unbeaten fighter?s father Floyd Sr. conjuring visions of two blockbuster faceoffs.
How Mayweather?s dream will be affected by Pacquiao?s loss to Timothy Bradley Jr. last Saturd Read Full Story >>> Was Manny Pacquiao punished for long wait or Marquez decision?
By Paula Duffy, Huliq.com, Mon, 11 Jun 2012
Manny Pacquiao (54-4-2, 38 KOs) just lost the fourth fight of his career to 28 year-old Timothy Bradley (29-0, 12 KOs) who remains undefeated, after the shocking decision of three Las Vegas judges that had promoter Bob Arum calling them old and incompetent....and he promotes both the winner and lose Read Full Story >>> NYFightBlog's verdict: Pacquiao robbed!
By Michael Woods, ESPN.com, Mon, 11 Jun 2012
Boxing fans are used to this, the fight-night hangover that roots itself into your head after you watch a fight, are certain one guy won, handily ... and then see the judges hand the other guy the victory. It may be the one single thing that drives the most fans away from the sport. We can assume an Read Full Story >>> Manny says it's a test of faith
The Philippine Star, Mon, 11 Jun 2012
LAS VEGAS ? It was difficult to understand how two of the three judges scored the fight for Timothy Bradley Jr. but dethroned WBO welterweight champion Manny Pacquiao showed no signs of bitterness in the dressing room after the loss which Read Full Story >>> MANNY PACQUIAO WAS ?FORD AND ROSSED? ON THE SCORECARDS
By Don Donatello, NowBoxing.com, Mon, 11 Jun 2012
All three judges, Jerry Roth, Duane Ford, and the lone female judge, CJ Ross scored the fight by the same score of 113 to 115. Ford and Ross had it for Timothy Bradley and Roth scored it for Manny Pacquiao.
By now anyone who follows boxing has heard of the robbery in the ring. But to call what Ro Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao Accepts Loss, Arum Shocked
By Nick Giongco, The Manila Bulletin, Mon, 11 Jun 2012
LAS VEGAS ? Looking dapper in a long-sleeve shirt moments after being surprisingly beaten by Tim Bradley late Saturday night, Manny Pacquiao said he was so certain of victory that he didn?t bother to hear what the ring announcer was saying which turned out to be a split decision win for his foe.
Read Full Story >>> Boxing Reels After Decision Robs Its Biggest Star
By Connor Simpson, The Atlantic Wire, Mon, 11 Jun 2012
The sport of boxing is in critical condition the morning after its biggest star, Manny Pacquiao, was robbed by the judges in his fight against Timothy Bradley.
Two judges scored the fight 115-113 for Bradley, while one scored it 115-113 for Pacquiao. If you ask any boxing writer who was at ring Read Full Story >>> Punch stats speak well for Pacman
By Abac Cordero, The Philippine Star, Mon, 11 Jun 2012
LAS VEGAS ? At most, Manny Pacquiao gave Timothy Bradley three rounds, and he had the numbers to back it up.
According to the punch stats, the 33-year-old Filipino outpunched the 28-year-old American, 253-159.
And even if Bradley threw more jabs for the whole 12 rounds, 449-258, Pacquiao still Read Full Story >>> Official scorecard: Manny Pacquiao vs Tim Bradley
By Marv Dumon, Examiner.com, Mon, 11 Jun 2012
Here are the official scorecards from the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) which tabulated a split decision win for Timothy Bradl Read Full Story >>> Boxing's latest sham all but ends Mayweather-Pacquiao super fight
By David Steele, SportingNews.com, Mon, 11 Jun 2012
Even Floyd Mayweather thought Manny Pacquiao was robbed on Saturday night.
All right full disclosure: it was Floyd Mayweather Sr., father of the jailed champion. He was at ringside in Las Vegas when Pacquiao fought Timothy Bradley, and based on what he told ESPN afterward, he saw the same thing Read Full Story >>> Is Bob Arum Behind The Timothy Bradley Decision Win Over Manny Pacquiao?
By Nate Wilcox, Bloody Elbow, Mon, 11 Jun 2012
In trying to understand the inexplicable split decision win for Timothy Bradley over Manny Pacquiao last night the phrase "follow the money" keeps jumping into my head. I'm not scholar enough to know if that quote comes from Vladimir Lenin or Woodward and Bernstein, but I do know that where ever som Read Full Story >>> Manny Pacquiao: take it on the chin and roll with the punches
By Chuck Culpepper, The National, Mon, 11 Jun 2012
As we eulogise Manny Pacquiao's unbeaten span from March 19, 2005, to June 9, 2012, there is a glaring fact we should remember whenever we remember.
His sport is boxing.
Yeah, boxing.
Boxing forever tiptoes at the edge of lunacy and always reserves the right to plunge in, and that winds up Read Full Story >>> Fans, news media saw Pacquiao a clear winner
By Roy Luarca, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Mon, 11 Jun 2012
LAS VEGAS ? Manny Pacquiao didn?t lose his crown in the ring. It was stolen by the judges and handed over to Timothy Bradley. That is the prevailing sentiment of his supporters and many fans and reflected in the post-game analyses of major news organizations in the world.
The big crowd and the Read Full Story >>> Manny Pacquiao has first loss in seven years; fans are enraged
Washington Post, Mon, 11 Jun 2012
June 10 (Bloomberg) -- Manny Pacquiao suffered his first defeat in seven years, a split decision to unbeaten Timothy Bradley that enraged fans of the Philippine boxer who?s won world championships in eight weight classes.
?Pac-Man was cheated,? said Karen Selevares, using the nickname of the figh Read Full Story >>> Juan Manuel Marquez: Now Pacquiao Knows How I Felt!
By Ryan Burton, BoxingScene.com, Mon, 11 Jun 2012
Interm-WBO junior welterweight champion Juan Manuel Marquez was in Las Vegas for Saturday evening's pay-per-view clash between Manny Pacquiao and Timothy Bradley. Marquez saw his hopes for a fourth fight against Pacquiao go up in smoke, for the time being, after Bradley won a controversial split dec Read Full Story >>> Boxing world outraged as Manny Pacquiao loses in controversial fight with Timothy Bradley
Daily Record (UK), Sun, 10 Jun 2012
A STORM is brewing over Manny Pacquiao's controversial split-decision defeat to Timothy Bradley in Las Vegas.
Pacquiao appeared to have done more than enough to take the decision, despite slowing down in the later stages.
However, he was left stunned as two judges scored the bout 115-113 to th Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao vs Bradley Video: Teddy Atlas Discusses Corruption in Boxing, Says Pacquiao Clearly Won
By Scott Christ, Bad Left Hook, Sun, 10 Jun 2012
ESPN boxing analyst and longtime trainer Teddy Atlas joined the post-fight fallout last night on TV, and he was outspoken as always, again calling for major reform in boxing following Manny Pacquiao's shocking loss to Timothy Bradley in Las Vegas:
On incompetence vs corruption in judging:
"Unf Read Full Story >>> Dana White Rips NSAC After Manny Pacquiao?s Controversial Loss
By Tom Ngo, 5thround.com, Sun, 10 Jun 2012
After Timothy Bradley posted a split decision victory over Manny Pacquiao on Saturday night, most mixed martial arts enthusiasts assumed UFC president Dana White (Pictured) would be doing ?YES! cartwheels? because the highly controversial verdict likely marked the beginning of the end for boxing.
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