Pacquiao vs Bradley 3 well, it's at 9pm Eastern time in the US, which means about 2am in the UK. As ever with boxing, that time is subject to slippage so be warned that it may well go later. Pacquiao vs Bradley you would hope that it would all be wrapped up in time for a very early Sunday breakfast.
It's being shown on Premier Sports, which can be subscribed to for a month for £9.99. Or, for no money at all, you can follow the fight right here, on the wonderful Telegraph Sport website.
Pacquiao vs Bradley 3 2016 teddy Atlas is having sleepless nights as he prepares his "son" Tim Bradley to face the explosive punching power of Pacquiao.
Atlas, who had forged a successful career as an analyst for ESPN, was coaxed back into training by Bradley last year, working his corner for the 32-year-old's successful WBO welterweight title defense against Brandon Rios.
The 59-year-old Atlas said he had not anticipated returning to training following his acrimonious split with Russian heavyweight Alexander Povetkin in the early months of 2012.
However a chance meeting with Bradley on a radio show last year brought the two men together and they are now plotting to spoil Pacquiao's farewell at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
"Fighters don't sleep before fights. I don't sleep that much either," Atlas said.
"You'd be outta your mind if you were getting a good night's sleep. You wouldn't be aware of what the heck was in front of you."
It's being shown on Premier Sports, which can be subscribed to for a month for £9.99. Or, for no money at all, you can follow the fight right here, on the wonderful Telegraph Sport website.
Pacquiao vs Bradley 3 2016 teddy Atlas is having sleepless nights as he prepares his "son" Tim Bradley to face the explosive punching power of Pacquiao.
Atlas, who had forged a successful career as an analyst for ESPN, was coaxed back into training by Bradley last year, working his corner for the 32-year-old's successful WBO welterweight title defense against Brandon Rios.
The 59-year-old Atlas said he had not anticipated returning to training following his acrimonious split with Russian heavyweight Alexander Povetkin in the early months of 2012.
However a chance meeting with Bradley on a radio show last year brought the two men together and they are now plotting to spoil Pacquiao's farewell at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
"Fighters don't sleep before fights. I don't sleep that much either," Atlas said.
"You'd be outta your mind if you were getting a good night's sleep. You wouldn't be aware of what the heck was in front of you."
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