If Tim Bradley came back, could he beat Khan or Broner without a tune-up?

naw he would gas imo! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ce_amoRWEAEvZ_N.jpg:large He's in better shape than Maidana is right now, and Maidana's been dieting and training like a mad man to get back into shape.

I think Bradley would absolutely beat Broner. Just on activity. Beats Khan too. Time for Khan to get paid against Brook and enjoy retirement. I agree. his style is all too bad for broner. plus he always comes to win. hes tough and let his hands go. broner has the talent and tools to beat him and alot but not the mindset. bradley will beat khan same reasons and that hes a little smarter in the ring and grittier

If he has anything left then maybe, you got to be active doe. So I wouldn’t necessarily pick him over active boxers.

Could and should, and should be favored. No reason to truly expect him to not return prime either, I hate this baseless expectation "fans" have that you can't come back at your best when you step away from any sport. It's almost always non fighters and athletes who think this also. Give me a reason (the actual fighter in question) to believe you don't have it, I will always give you the benefit of the doubt otherwise. Bradley last fought 3 years ago this month. It's possible that the time off may have done nothing, maybe it even helped him. But he was one of the best conditoned fighters, now he's been looking a little heavier, not as bad as Maidana, but not you or anyone can say for certain that he can just shake the rust off like nothing and easily be a prime Bradley again.

I think that Tims time has come and gone!!!

Bradley would beat both guys with a full training camp. Khan looked hopelessly bad last night.

Bradley would most likely beat Khan if they fought now . But I remember Khan calling Bradley out for the longest time . There's even the video where Khan confronted Bradley about a fight . Timmy didn't want No smoke .

Earlier this week, Tim Bradley said he might consider coming back to fight Spence or Khan. Spence would be a bad match up for a prime Bradley. But I've wanted to see Bradley fight Khan for a while. Before Bradley retired, he talked about wanting to have a fight with Broner as a tune up. Broner obviously took offense and said he wasn't interested. Then after Bradley retired, Broner challenged Bradley to come out of retirement to fight at a 144 lb catchweight. Broner and Khan are coming off losses. Could Bradley come back and beat either of them without a tune up?I think Spence would easily beat Bradley on the best day he ever saw. He is a much better fighter and a bigger welterweight. Bradley spent much of his career at 140 which is a better weight for him. Bradley could still beat Broner or Khan with hard training and no tune up needed.

Earlier this week, Tim Bradley said he might consider coming back to fight Spence or Khan. Spence would be a bad match up for a prime Bradley. But I've wanted to see Bradley fight Khan for a while. Before Bradley retired, he talked about wanting to have a fight with Broner as a tune up. Broner obviously took offense and said he wasn't interested. Then after Bradley retired, Broner challenged Bradley to come out of retirement to fight at a 144 lb catchweight. Broner and Khan are coming off losses. Could Bradley come back and beat either of them without a tune up? Could and should, and should be favored. No reason to truly expect him to not return prime either, I hate this baseless expectation "fans" have that you can't come back at your best when you step away from any sport. It's almost always non fighters and athletes who think this also. Give me a reason (the actual fighter in question) to believe you don't have it, I will always give you the benefit of the doubt otherwise.

I think Bradley would absolutely beat Broner. Just on activity. Beats Khan too. Time for Khan to get paid against Brook and enjoy retirement.

Damn, Bradley Vs Khan should have happened in 2011. Better late than never, I guess.

Possibly if he had an extended training camp and lots of sparring. With a typical 8-week training camp I would say no.