Pacman Beats Bradley In Last Fight

Manny Pacquiao confirmed his retirement after beating Timothy Bradley on Saturday night, but his impressive return to the ring suggested th...

Manny Pacquiao confirmed his retirement after beating Timothy Bradley on Saturday night, but his impressive return to the ring suggested that he may have called time on his career a little too soon.

Pacquiao returned from the biggest loss of his career with a bang, knocking down Bradley twice on his way to a unanimous 12-round decision in their welterweight showdown.

Pacquiao shook off the ring rust from a layoff of nearly a year after losing to Floyd Mayweather Jnr to beat Bradley for a second time in the rubber match between the two fighters.

Pacquiao (58-6-2) knocked down Bradley (33-2-1) in the seventh round, though Bradley seemed to have slipped. He left no doubt in the ninth with a big left hand that sent Bradley sprawling.

The fight was scored 116-110 by all three ringside judges.

In the final seconds, many in the crowd of 14,665 at the MGM Grand arena were on their feet chanting ‘Manny! Manny!’ as Pacquiao tried to end the bout with a flourish. He never came close to finishing off Bradley, though he was so far ahead on the ringside scorecards that it didn’t matter.

If the fight was indeed the end of the 37-year-old Pacquiao’s career, it was a remarkable one. Aside from the loss to Mayweather last year he did little wrong in winning eight weight class titles in 21 years as a pro.- Sportsmail.

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