Five judges from World Boxing Organization (WBO) reviewed the controversial Manny Pacquiao vs Timothy Bradley welterweight bout have unanimously re-scored the fight in favor of Manny Pacquiao. WBO panel re-scored the controversial Timothy Bradley split-decision win over Pacquiao and had it 117-111, 117-111, 118-110, 116-112 and 115-113 in favor of Pacquiao. The result of the WBO review cannot strip the title from Bradley. Earlier, WBO president Francisco Valcarcel explained that the review is only part of the organization’s effort to convince state commissions to widen the pool of judges for world title fights as well as improve the scoring system in future matches. WBO president also said the organization can exercise its powers by ordering a rematch even if the two fighters don’t want it. "We can't change the result but we did this review for two reasons," Valcarcel told ESPN. "If they want to make a rematch, we will approve the rematch and if they don't, we will order one.” Pacquiao will fight again on Nov. 10, whether it is against Bradley or someone else, Arum said. Manny is glad that justice was given to the controversial match and asked his fans to relax and is looking forward for a possible rematch on November 10, 2012.