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Tim Bradley, the World Boxing Organization's 140 Junior Welterweight Champion, is certainly on a short list to be a future opponent for Manny Pacquiao.
Bradley, 24-0, (11 KO's), has reportedly signed a managerial deal with Cameron Dunkin, a manager with lengthy client ties to Arum's Top Rank company. The next move would be a release from promoter Gary Shaw.
Shaw isn't going to go away easily. He will want to be paid handsomely for developing Bradley. At press time I couldn't determine if Bradley owes any fights to Showtime Network.
Just in case Floyd Mayweather, Jr isn't around down the road, The light - hitting Bradley would at least be an acceptable opponent.
Arum certainly knows to think ahead. He always had opponents lined up to challenge Oscar De La Hoya back in the day.
Bradley, 24-0, (11 KO's), has reportedly signed a managerial deal with Cameron Dunkin, a manager with lengthy client ties to Arum's Top Rank company. The next move would be a release from promoter Gary Shaw.
Shaw isn't going to go away easily. He will want to be paid handsomely for developing Bradley. At press time I couldn't determine if Bradley owes any fights to Showtime Network.
Just in case Floyd Mayweather, Jr isn't around down the road, The light - hitting Bradley would at least be an acceptable opponent.
Arum certainly knows to think ahead. He always had opponents lined up to challenge Oscar De La Hoya back in the day.
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