- Manny Pacquiao v Timothy Bradley
Floyd's trainer predicts Pacquiao struggle v Bradley
Roger Mayweather, trainer of Floyd Mayweather Jnr, expects Manny Pacquiao's style will play into the hands of Timothy Bradley, and so is predicting a difficult night for the Filipino when he defends his WBO welterweight title on June 9.
Pacquiao's claim to be the planet's pound-for-pound king was made to look flimsy when he toiled against Juan Manuel Marquez in his most recent contest, before eventually claiming a contentious points decision.
The suspicion remains that technically astute boxers willing to remain patient can cause Pacquiao problems - and Mayweather thinks Bradley falls into that category.
"I think Pacquiao's going to have problems with him," Mayweather said to boxingscene.com. "When he fought Marquez, he looked sorry. So I know good and well that [he] wouldn't beat my nephew [Floyd Jnr]. I'm just saying.
"[Bradley's] a decent fighter. He's a well-schooled boxer. People talk about Pacquiao [but] Pacquiao aint nothing but wild. He ain't no classic boxer, hell no. But that's a good fight for him so we'll see where he's at."