Pacquiao was brilliant. A scribe described his transformation from a clubbing caveman to a boxing Einstein. More importantly, Manny did not succumb to the demand of his fans to go for the knockout. He fought and won the way he knew how. He could have gone for the knockout in the later rounds with Bradley gassing out and losing his foothold and balance thereby further compromising his already suspect punching sock but in the tradition of boxing greats, he knew he had the bout all sewed up and there's no reason to risk getting tagged by a lucky punch in an attempt to please the crowd more. Has he lost his killer instincts? Maybe. He has definitely matured and mellowed but Freddie Roach revealed that Manny suffered leg fatigue and cramps again in the later rounds. Perhaps he got tired moving perpetually to avoid Bradley's wild swings and rushes in the earlier rounds and chasing Tim in the later rounds.

Pacquiao did what he had to do to win, and looked good. Pacquiao is not prime, people should of realized this, when he got clobbered by Marquez. He's not prime, but he proved he still at a Top level, in boxing. A lot of people here had Bradley # 3, well Pacquiao clearly beat him twice.

He fought a great fight against a prime opponent, its clear tgough that pac isbt un his prime

Great fight, there should be a third bout.

Bradley fought like a jackass, if he would have listened to Joel Diaz and BOXED, he would have won.

He fought really good

nice fight.good quality

Now before I start blabbing I'm a Pacquaio fan n I'm happy he won but Bradley was sensational that night. A definite improvement from the first fight. Everyone I talked to reckons Pacquiao dominated but I think he's lost his killer instinct.

Prime Pacquiao went forward with aggression n speed. This Pacquiao looks like he's been watching too many mayweather fights. I looked up the punch statistics n he landed a lot more punches than Bradley but it didn't feel that way when I watched it. What do u think?