Fight Credential
Versatility
Bradley can adapt to any opponent, and his undefeated record is no coincidence. He is able to comply with any plan and knows what to do to please the judges. In his last two fights, he nullified the lethal counterattack of Marquez and survived the hard-punching style of Provodnikov. Pacquiao, however, has had trouble overwhelming his recent opponents with his typical style, and the need to make a change has been conspiring against his effectiveness, considering he hasn't scored a knockout since 2009.
Advantage: Bradley
-- Bernardo Pilatti
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