Manny Pacquiao vs Timothy Bradley Fight Predictions

Manny Pacquiao's sparmate Lydell Rhodes believes reigning World Boxing Organization welterweight champion Timothy Bradley doesn't have chance to win against Manny Pacquiao inside their upcoming fight on April 9 in Las Vegas.

Rhodes, who also sparred with Pacquiao ahead of the second fight between your two welterweight superstars, told Philippine Star they are still puzzled by Bradley's fight plan. But Rhodes is convinced that Pacquiao will win regardless of the Bradley will take on the table inside their third showdown. Amir Khan Explains Decision To Face Canelo Alvarez Instead Of Kell Brook, Danny Garcia "Freddie and I expected him to box from the second fight. Manny predicted although pressure. Manny was right which helps guide you smart he's as a fighter," Rhodes said. "Bradley pressured nevertheless it did him no real. I don't know if he'll box or pressure Manny into their third fight. Either way, he doesn't have any chance of winning." Bradley, who's got a 33-1-1 record with 13 knockout victories, escaped that has a controversial split decision victory against Pacquiao inside their first showdown in June 2012. But within their rematch in April 2014, Pacquiao dominated Bradley on the way to a unanimous decision victory. 'Pacman' Could Represent Philippines At Rio Olympics Rhodes added that Bradley's new trainer Teddy Atlas will never be a factor. The 28-year-old Oklahoma native asserted he wouldn't see significant improvement in Bradley during his stoppage win against Brandon Rios in November not too long ago. He added that Bradley don't even have the power to knock Pacquiao out. "Bradley's said to be 100 times better now with new trainer Teddy Atlas but I don't even think so," Rhodes continued. "Rios was too big, overweight, not motivated, planning to retire and couldn't be considered a gauge of how much Bradley has improved with Atlas. Bradley does not have any one-punch knockout power which Manny has." Pacquiao, which will fight the very first time since absorbing a unanimous decision defeat to Floyd Mayweather in May recently, has "shifted to improve gear" as part of his preparation to the third bout with Bradley, and that is said the function as the farewell fight on the Filipino boxing icon, Manila Times reported.