Comments Thread For: Bradley Not Kidding: I Got Balls, Bring on Golovkin!

[TheBoxingfan101]

Yet you were scared to lose to Amir Khan.

Ok, Tim.

to be fair he did that to try to get the bigger fight with pacman,
exactly how khan is doing by trying to get the mayweather fight and is avoiding brook because he scared of losing too

[Dirk Diggler UK]

to be fair he did that to try to get the bigger fight with pacman,
exactly how khan is doing by trying to get the mayweather fight and is avoiding brook because he scared of losing too

I know but that still doesn't change the fact that he was scared to lose a fight to Amir Khan but is now trying to keep people interested in his boring career by mentioning Golovkin.

If you actually believe this, then you're a ******.

[BrometheusBob.]

I don't think Bradley vs GGG should happen. I was going to respect Bradley's point of view until he said this,

I said c'mon Klitschko. I'll go out there with Klitschko.

which made it clear that he is just dropping names for the sake of dropping names.

[DreamerUSA]

Yet you were scared to lose to Amir Khan.

Ok, Tim.

I thought Khan was offered an eliminator bout with Bradley and Khan turned it down.

Anyways. Imo Tim is everything a fighter should be. If he is truly serious about GGG is really irrelevant. The guy has one of the best reumes in the sport, tough as nails, and I believe he would fight anyone. If most boxers were like him, the sport of boxing would be 10x better than it is today.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

I thought Khan was offered an eliminator bout with Bradley and Khan turned it down.

Anyways. Imo Tim is everything a fighter should be. If he is truly serious about GGG is really irrelevant. The guy has one of the best reumes in the sport, tough as nails, and I believe he would fight anyone. If most boxers were like him, the sport of boxing would be 10x better than it is today.

I'm talking about a few years ago.

Tim Bradley went on the radio and said "What if I lose to Amir Khan? That puts me out of the Mayweather/Pacquaio sweepstakes! Can't y'all give a brother a break?"

Fight anyone my arse. He refused to fight Khan in fear of defeat. His resume consists of Pacquaio and Marquez - two fighters that ANYONE in boxing would fight for the payday.

[bojangles1987]

Seriously, Tim, stop it.

[TheBoxingfan101]

I know but that still doesn't change the fact that he was scared to lose a fight to Amir Khan but is now trying to keep people interested in his boring career by mentioning Golovkin.

If you actually believe this, then you're a ******.

yea i get where your coming from

[bojangles1987]

to be fair he did that to try to get the bigger fight with pacman,
exactly how khan is doing by trying to get the mayweather fight and is avoiding brook because he scared of losing too

And he was lucky as hell to land that fight. It doesn't excuse ducking Khan. He was like the 3rd or 4th option for Pacquiao.

[DreamerUSA]

I'm talking about a few years ago.

Tim Bradley went on the radio and said "What if I lose to Amir Khan? That puts me out of the Mayweather/Pacquaio sweepstakes! Can't y'all give a brother a break?"

Fight anyone my arse. He refused to fight Khan in fear of defeat. His resume consists of Pacquaio and Marquez - two fighters that ANYONE in boxing would fight for the payday.

Was'nt aware of the radio comments. I'll have to look into that. As far as his resume. He gets no credit for taking the O's of Alexander, Peterson and Abregu? No credit for Kendall Holt, Provo or Junior Witter?

[Dirk Diggler UK]

Was'nt aware of the radio comments. I'll have to look into that. As far as his resume. He gets no credit for taking the O's of Alexander, Peterson and Abregu? No credit for Kendall Holt, Provo or Junior Witter?

They're OK wins on paper but if you delve further into them, they're not that great.

The thing with Bradley for me is that he never really puts on standout performances even when he does win fights. His last fight against Chaves, he probably should have got the decision but he made it close enough and scrappy enough for the judges to give a draw. He could have drawn or lost to Provodnikov.

He rarely separates himself even from B-level competition like the guys you just mentioned.