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Statistics favour Manny Pacquiao over Timothy Bradley

Taking a look at the combined CompuBox stats from Manny Pacquiao-Timothy Bradley I and II

Paul Wheeler

8th April, 2016

Statistics favour Manny Pacquiao over Timothy Bradley
Noah K. Murray/USA Today Sports

THE combined CompuBox statistics across the two previous fights between Manny Pacquiao and Timothy Bradley favour Pacquiao, with the Filipino boasting significantly higher percentages of jabs, power punches and total punches landed/thrown.

The stats make excellent reading for Manny going into his rubber match with California’s Bradley tonight (Saturday April 9) in Las Vegas. Bradley won the first bout between the welterweight pair via highly controversial split decision in June 2012. Pacquiao avenged this defeat in April 2014 with a unanimous points victory. Both contests were staged at the MGM Grand – the same venue that will host tonight’s clash.

Combined CompuBox statistics for Pacquiao-Bradley I & II

Total Punches

Pacquiao

Bradley

Landed

451

300

Thrown

1314

1466

Percentage

34%

20%

Jabs

Pacquiao

Bradley

Landed

113

83

Thrown

477

736

Percentage

24%

11%

Power Punches

Pacquiao

Bradley

Landed

338

217

Thrown

837

730

Percentage

40%

30%

Premier Sports will screen Pacquiao versus Bradley in the UK on April 9. Click HERE for more

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