Co-promoters Gary Shaw and Ken Thompson have filed a lawsuit in Florida against Tim Bradley and his co-manager Cameron Dunkin as a result of Bradley's decision to pull out of fight against Amir Khan, which was scheduled for Saturday night, according to a source familiar with the litigation.
In the suit, filed on July 1 in Florida's 17th Judiciary Circuit Court of Broward County and cited by Bradley during a July 12 interview with BoxingScene.com, the undefeated boxer is being sued for breach of contract and Dunkin for tortious interference.
Khan has replaced Bradley with Zab Judah for Saturday's clash at the at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas.
"Tim Bradley owes us another fight, and he owes HBO another fight, and we have first-last in matching,” Shaw said. “Tim has refused to talk to myself or Ken Thompson or [Thompson Promotions partner] Alex Camponovo. I feel that he's gotten really bad advice to have passed up the Amir Khan fight.
In the suit, filed on July 1 in Florida's 17th Judiciary Circuit Court of Broward County and cited by Bradley during a July 12 interview with BoxingScene.com, the undefeated boxer is being sued for breach of contract and Dunkin for tortious interference.
Khan has replaced Bradley with Zab Judah for Saturday's clash at the at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas.
"Tim Bradley owes us another fight, and he owes HBO another fight, and we have first-last in matching,” Shaw said. “Tim has refused to talk to myself or Ken Thompson or [Thompson Promotions partner] Alex Camponovo. I feel that he's gotten really bad advice to have passed up the Amir Khan fight.
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