Tim is my guy, but I think he should have taken the Khan fight. It was a win win situation. If the fight was close and he lost, the fans would demand a rematch. But I think he had what it takes to beat him.Then, the sky would be the limit. By beating Amir, he would definitely be in line to fight Manny or Floyd for big money.And both of those fights would be exciting and winnable. Now that he's taken this route, what's next for him? He's already been out of the ring for 5 months.He's wasting his best years while in his prime.He has no major fight lined up. I think he's banking on signing with Arum, and fighting Manny. But what if Marquez pulls off the upset? Of course it would be a rematch. And if Khan beats Judah convincingly, he will be lined up to fight the winner of Mayweather vs Ortiz. The only true fights I see in the next year or so would be against Maidana or Berto. I can see him beating Maidana, but a fight with Berto would be very risky. I don't know what his agenda is. I thought he wanted to prove he was the best. He was headed in the right direction until now.I think 2 years from now he will regret not taking the fight. The truth is, Amir doesn't need Tim. If he keeps winning, he has way more options than Tim. He may never get that opportunity again.
Absolutely correct. Bradley has had like two fights in two years and is wasting the best years of his boxing career. The man should be fighting all comers and at least three times a year. If he was unknown before, ducking Khan certainly isn't helping his "brand".
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