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Manny Pacquiao beats Timothy Bradley on points in final fight

Sport360 staff

08:55 10/04/2016

All three judges scored the bout 116-111 as the Filipino delighted the 14,665 strong crowd in Las Vegas.

He knocked his opponent down to the canvas three times in what was a dominant performance from Pacquiao who will now hang up his gloves in pursuit of a career in politics in his homeland.

It was the third time the two fighters have met in the ring, Pacquiao winning twice and Bradley once.

Pacquiao confirmed his retirement from fighting after the fight.

“Yes, as of now I am retired,” said Pacquiao. “I am going to go home and think about it, but I want to be with my family. I want to serve the people (of the Philippines).

“I have a commitment to my family that I am going to retire after this but I don’t know. Maybe I will enjoy being a retired man and helping the people. Thank you to all the fans in boxing, especially Filipinos. I appreciate all of your help and support.”

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