Tim Bradley explains why Pacquiao vs. Barrios was a “perfect draw”: the judges praised

Tim Bradley believes that the judges did an excellent job to mark the Manny Pacquiao against Mario Barrios fight a tie at 12 rounds on Saturday night. Bradley says no fighter did enough to get the victory.

Tim considered that Pacquiao (62-8-3, 39 kos) had no defense in the fight, and that it was only an old shell of the fighter who was previously 15 years ago. The 46 -year -old speed and mobility of Pacquiao were instead of what they last struggled in 2016.

Judges Spot on: Tim Bradley

“The judge was ready, the best judge in the boxing. If he won it, he would have marked him by Barrios,” Tim Bradley told his canalDiscussing the results of the struggle of Manny Pacquiao and Mario Barrios last night. “The draw was perfect. I would love to see the contracts of these guys.”

I was on the edge of the rings and I had a draw. The judges were fair and they set it perfectly how the fight took place. Unlike the fans who threw in Pacquiao, the judges had no bias. If you could see the rounds that Barrios won, he leaves at six.

It could have been easily seven, because their technical skills were ready. He landed more than Pacquiao and did not have to load them to generate energy.

Pacquiao-Barrios: High Level Sparring

“Like Serrano and Taylor’s struggle, it is similar in this way. Both were there had only one high -level Sparring session,” Bradley said. “That’s all he was. I was disappointed with the two performances.”

The struggle of Pacquiao-Barrios was almost identical to the recent fight of Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano. Nor did the fighter do much, and they both seemed to be causing. Much of the talk on social media was how it staged and 100% fake. The Barrios should have been able to run Pacquiao, because the Philippine star looked slow and very old. The non -effort of Barrios is what prevented Manny from getting rid of.

The Choir of Barrios interrogated by Bradley

“I called it as I saw it. This was a slower version of Manny Pacquiao. It had some features that in the past would not usually be affected. Mario Barrios, where is your heart? Where is your determination? If you cannot overcome a 46-year-old manny pacquiao.

Preach! Bradley brings some good points. It seemed that Barrios intentionally retained the whole fight. He could have used his youth size and advantage to overflow Pacquiao from the first round, but he did not. It seemed to be struggling with speed to bring the old timer.

Many fans also pointed to Barrios. He took it calmly with the 46 -year -old, with the intention of saving the relic of the past. The only thing he asks a question is how Barrios came to the rounds of the championship. However, he was not showing the fire we had seen in the past.