Bradley admits: Pacquiao going to be the same dangerous fighter we've seen  

 

Timothy Bradley isn't expecting to see anything new from Manny Pacquiao when they meet inside the ring for the third time on April 9 (April 10) at MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

 

Bradley, who has a 1-1 record against Pacquiao in their last two fights, says the Filipino boxing icon would show up just as the same fighter as before.

 

"He does pretty much the same thing, I don’t think there is anything out of the ordinary," said Bradley.

 

"I don’t think he’s going to do a new wrinkle right away. He’s been fighting the same way since I have seen him. He knows me but I think I’m going to be a little different this time."

 

Bradley, 32, also made a comment about Pacquiao's right shoulder, citing how he expects the Filipino to fully utilize his right hand having been able to recover from the injury.

 

"I’m sure his right hook will be better. But Manny Pacquiao pretty much does the same thing. He’s going to come forward and be the same Pacquiao we are always used to seeing being explosive with speed and looking to take guys out," Bradley quipped.

 

"He’s going to be the same dangerous Pacquiao we have always seen. I’m expecting a tough fight and I’m expecting a smart fight. I am not expecting any weaknesses from Manny Pacquiao." — APG, GMA News