TIMOTHY BRADLEY READY TO STEP IN AGAINST MAYWEATHER OR PACQUIAO

UNDEFEATED WORLD CHAMPION
TIMOTHY BRADLEY
READY TO STEP IN AGAINST
MAYWEATHER OR PACQUIAO
 
PALM SPRINGS, CALIF. (December 24, 2009) – Undefeated World Boxing Organization junior welterweight champion TIMOTHY "Desert Storm" BRADLEY is ready to enlist in a war against Floyd Mayweather Jr. or Manny Pacquiao should their fight against each other fall through.

"Timothy is happy to defend his world title or move up to welterweight to challenge Pacquiao or Mayweather should their fight fall through," stated Gary Shaw, Bradley’s co-promoter with Thompson Boxing Promotions.  "There isn’t an active world champion who has been seen more on premium TV than Timothy. Since the day he won his first world title he has proven he is the goods.  The shellacking he gave undefeated interim champion Lamont Peterson earlier this month proved Timothy is one of boxing’s elite fighters and a Top-10 pound for pounder.  He’s ready, willing and able to fill the breach."
 
"I’ll take any random test requested -- blood, urine, even the SATs," said Bradley. "My name is Timothy Bradley, not Milton Bradley and I'm not playing games.  I'm ready to fight in March, April or May next year."
 
Bradley (25-0, 11 KOs), from Palm Springs, Calif., captured the World Boxing Council (WBC) super lightweight in 2008, dethroning defending champion Junior Witter in England.  After successfully defending his title against Edner Cherry later that year, Bradley unified the title by winning a unanimous decision over World Boxing Organization junior welterweight champion last April.  Bradley’s most recent victory was also his most impressive, taking the undefeated WBO interim champion Peterson to school, winning a dominant 12-round unanimous decision  with scores of 120-107, 119-108 and 118-110, which included Peterson hitting the canvas for the first time in his 28-bout professional career.