Pacquiao returns to the ring after Mayweather defeat

Manny Pacquiao will come back to the ring April 9 surprisingly since losing to Floyd Mayweather Jr., and it will be against a well known adversary. 

Promoter Bob Arum said Wednesday that Pacquiao will battle Timothy Bradley at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas for a third time in his first session since losing a choice to Mayweather in the wealthiest battle ever. 

Pacquiao reinjured a shoulder in that battle and was ineffectual against Mayweather in dropping the consistent choice. 

In fact, the battle with Bradley will be the elastic match of their three-battle arrangement. Be that as it may, most in boxing trust Pacquiao won the first battle in 2012 effectively – the judges offered it to Bradley – and was to a great extent predominant in the rematch, which he won by choice. 

Top Rank representative Lee Samuels said the pay-per-view battle has not authoritatively been marked, but rather that both warriors had consented to terms and would be marking soon. Pacquiao was given a $2 million development on his ensured $20 million satchel, Samuels said. 

The battle won't be advertised as Pacquiao's last battle, however he had spoken already about only one more battle before running for Senate in his local Philippines. Pacquiao is as of now a congressman in the Philippines. 

Bradley (33-1-1, 13 knockouts) is falling off a noteworthy win over Brandon Rios a month ago in Las Vegas. 

Bradley joined with noted mentor Teddy Atlas before that session, which was seen as one of his best exhibitions. 

Pacquiao (57-6-2, 38 knockouts) had surgery to repair a torn rotator sleeve in his right shoulder after the Mayweather battle. 

It wasn't unveiled before the battle, however Pacquiao hurt the shoulder in preparing and after that reinjured it amid the bat