Timothy Bradley "If I Lose To Amir Khan I'm Out Of Mayweather / Pacquiao Sweepstakes"

Can't say I blame Bradley, he's just looking out for himself.

 

Ohh Timothy... what an inspirational icon of boxing.

 

Great. With this type of attitude, no top fighters should take risky fights. :-(

 

Everybody knows that once top fighters reach a certain level, the business aspect comes more into play...least/minimal risk for a higher reward.

...and you're a thinking man, if you're in Bradley's position, couldn't you see yourself do what he's doing now??

 

Indeed this.

 

***** move. scared money don't make money. beating khan woulda projected him higher in the sweepstakes. dumb logic.

 

He thought a win against Alexander earned him a ticket to the cashcow lottery. :rofl

 

I like Bradley, I really do but he is suffering delusions of grandeur. Sorry Dude, Berto and Ortiz did what Bradley and Alexander was supposed to do. which why i think their is a greater possibility that we see Pacquiao vs Berto, Mayweather vs Ortiz more so than Bradley vs any one of them.
He should have just left it at my promoter sucks and i am waiting to drop his ass so i can get better fights.

 

like he'll have a chance against pac or floyd. he has a better chance of beating khan than he does them LOL

 

Bradley should just concoct PEDS story!!!!


It is more credible in ESB!! And *****s will immediately start printing their T-SHIRT - take the tests!!!

 

If you can't sell an upside to it, don't ****ing say it at all, Timmy. If he just said he was waiting for his contract to run out and wants that guaranteed million against a lesser name it still kinda sounds like a duck, but not as massively massively much as this.

 

That is BS from Bradley! Its the opposite, a win against Khan can make a Pac/Floyd vs. Bradley more meaningful but I guess he thinks he can't beat Khan. That is why he wants to cash out on some bum first then fight either Pac (more likely) or Mayweather and then Khan. He won't beat Pac/Floyd and for sure I am now thinking he can't beat Khan either.

 

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Yep. The public is pretty fickle. Not too long ago, Bradley was near universally held in good esteem... the complete opposite of what is being labeled as now. "Old school" and "warrior" were doled out generously when referring to him, among other similar descriptors.

 

The problem is when fighters start thinking about what will happen when they lose. This just tells me that Tim isnt really confident about his game. He should see Khan as a stepping stone, not a hurdle.