Manny Pacquiao’s Future: Tim Bradley says no young gun fighting point

Tim Bradley says he sees no point in Manny Pacquiao clinging around the sport to fight the “young guns” after watching his fight against WBC Welterweight Champion Mario Barrios on July 19th.

Bradley says Pacquiao did not look like himself. He had lost much of his game, leaving the 46 -year -old withered player who failed to get the victory. He does not want Pacquiao to continue to fight, and possibly be poorly hurt by one of the “young guns.”

Bradley: Pacquiao Health Concerns

“That’s not Pacquiao. CAP is 46. He has done much over the sport. Not necessary,” Tim Bradley said FighthypeTalking about Manny Pacquiao’s recent fighting back against Mario Barrios. “The fact that you can do doesn’t mean you should. And I’m worried about his health. I’m worried about his health.”

Certainly not the Pacquiao between 2008 and 2012 we saw in the ring against Mario Barrios on July 19th. Age has taken a lot out of his game. Leaving the slow, tired old warrior who took a pound against Mario Barrios in the Championship rounds.

“Y’all was started with Pacquiao. You can be a fan, but if something happens to that guy, you won’t be there beside him. 46, which benefited for 46? Yes, he did good, but he still won,” said Bradley.

Pacquiao seems to be focusing on getting the fighting that will pay. It’s not mad, though. He is not going to venture out by fighting against Brian Norman Jr. or Jaron Ennis. He knows what would happen to him if he fought the best in 147.

Bradley: No more young guns

“An exhibition is one thing, but fighting against these young guns, that’s what else. Is Pacquiao capable? Yes, Pacquiao. He’s the best athlete I’ve been in the area with. Fighting these young guns that are 16 years younger than you, it’s dangerous. All it takes is one punch.

Pacquiao would be laid out on the canvas so that he was in his fourth battle against Juan Manuel Marquez if he fought against someone like Brian Norman Jr.

Manny chose the right guy with his return, choosing the non -Puncher Mario Barrios to fight. But if he challenges WBA Rolando Rolando Wba weight champion Romero, he could end badly for Pacquiao. He would be struck hard in that fighting, especially if he tries slugs.

Floyd Mayweather Jr., 48, is another guy that Pacquiao mentioned for wanting to fight next. That’s not going to happen. Mayweather has lost too much manual speed since retiring in 2017. The only way he would fight Pacquiao is if it were an exhibition with big gloves and shorter rounds.