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He's making a smart decision. He has earned enough money to retire comfortably. He was never a big ego, so retirement should suit him well. He can probably do well for himself doing ringside commentary. Wish him well.
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Good on bradley. He made his money and he went away. His legacy could have been strengthened with some top class wins, which he lacks but hey, he was one of the best while he was around and that's all that matters.Comment
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Bill Gates is a nerdy white man. He seems to have done OK, certainly better than any "gangsta" you can name. Other than the guy from Amazon, who occasionally passes him, he's the richest man in the world.
So I guess that is really the ultimate compliment to Tim Bradley, a man who took undeserved abuse over a fight decision that was out of his control.Comment
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Boxing is the hurt business. Any fighter who can manage to be successful, make good money, be a warrior and get out while the getting's good has my respect. Best wishes, Tim.Comment
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^^^This right here. If a fighter can show great skill at boxing, great. But this is a FIGHT that we're paying to see. At some point, Floyd stopped kicking his opponents' asses and settled for grabbing, holding, running and pot-shotting. I don't feel that I'm getting my money's worth watching Floyd fight. And he charges more than anyone else in the business. The ultimate rip-off.Comment
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hes already showing signs of brain slippage. he was in australia but thought he was in argentina. boxing can be a brutal sport. just try to understand what floyd says i mean its just jibberish. terrible consequences.Comment
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Even when Bradley is commentating he seems to lose his thoughts and hardly makes much sense, it's just disheartening to listen to. It kills me because he allowed that 1st Pacquiao fight to destroy him, that damage that fight did, boxing fans can be true pieces of shit really.Comment
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