Manny Pacquiao’s Future: Tim Bradley says there’s no point in fighting young guns

Tim Bradley says he’s seen Manny Pacquiao not thrust into the sport to fight “young guns” after seeing his fight against WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios on July 19th.

Bradley says Pacquiao didn’t look like him. He lost much from the game and left the withered 46-year-old who couldn’t get a victory. He doesn’t want Pacquiao to continue the fight and could be seriously injured by one of the “young guns.”

Bradley: Pacquiao’s Health Concerns

“It wasn’t Pacquiao. Puck is 46. He did a lot for the sport. There’s no need,” Tim Bradley said. fighthypediscusses Manny Pacquiao’s recent comeback fight with Mario Barrios. “Just because you can do that doesn’t mean you should. And I’m worried about his health. I’m worried about his health.”

I didn’t see the Pacquiao from 2008 to 2012 in the ring with Mario Barrios on July 19th. Age is removing much from his game. Leaving a thrilling, slowly tired old man against Mario Barrios in the Championship Round.

“Y’all has visited Pacquiao. You can become a fan, but if something happens to the guy, you won’t be next to him. 46, did he do something good with 46?

Pacquiao appears to be focused on getting a fight to pay. But he’s not crazy. He doesn’t risk being knocked out by fighting Brian Norman Jr. or Jaron Ennis. He knows what will happen to him if he has the best fight at 147.

Bradley: There’s no more young gun

“The exhibition is one thing, it’s about fighting these young guns. That’s another thing. Does Pacquiao have the ability? Yeah, that’s Pacquiao. He’s the best athlete I’ve been in the ring.

If Pacquiao fights someone like Brian Norman Jr., he will be laid out on the canvas, as if he is in his fourth fight with Juan Manuel Marquez.

Manny chose the right man on his comeback and chose puncher Mario Barrios for the fight. However, if he takes on WBA welterweight champion Roland “Rolly” Romero, it could end badly for Pacquiao. He will be hit hard in that fight, especially if he attempts slug.

Floyd Mayweather Jr., 48, is another man he said he hopes Pacquiao will fight next. That won’t happen. Mayweather has lost too much fees since resigning in 2017. The only way he could fight Pacquiao was that it was a big glove and an abbreviated round exhibition.