Comments Thread For: Amir Khan: I've Signed My Part, Bradley Making Excuses

[Deevel916]

Finally an official story about Timothy "Khantucky Fried" Quackley.. bwaa bwaaaak!

All you Chicken lovers out there.. what you gotta say now? you gonna stop supporting Bradley like I did or you gonna keep on shopping at KFC? The guy is a joke for all his trash talk and then to end up ducking.. I seriously expected more from him but he let me down and now I'm an ex-fan..

But that doesn't mean he's not a good fighter, but it is what is.. He ducked.

Timothy "KhanDucky Fried" Quackley.

[The_Demon]

Such a let down from Bradley,he seemed like the most ballsy young american fighter out there then he pulls this shit,its disgraceful

[relego]

lol

Bradley is going to sign with Top Rank and fight Pacquiao. He will, in 1 fight, make more than what Khan will make fighting Morales and Judah.

[BetterCallSaul]

Khan vs Judah, or Khan vs Guerrero is fine with me.

While Morales performed admirably against Maidana, he lost the fight, and I doubt he could replicate the same level of performance against a much more skilled and physically superior fighter in Khan. Thus, a Morales fight would be my last pick out of the names currently in the running. However, Khan may choose a safe option to decrease his chances of losing, therefore missing out on his chance to unify the titles if and when Bradley decides to sign in the future. Basically, because of Bradley, we may see two C class fights, instead of the A class fight the world wanted to see.

Well done Timothy 'Mild Breeze' Bradley.

[JJRod]

I have now lost a lot of respect for Desert Storm.
You don't go on HBO and say you want Khan and when
the offer is there for you you balk on it.
Its ridiculous.
And by the way who the f*** are you Bradley?
You need be be reminded of who you are by going to fight in
your hometown and maybe getting 1k fans there to watch your
boring arse.

[southpaw_07]

another slick african-american ducking his biggest opponents to protect his 0...

[Lorily]

[quote=Rick Grimes;10491689]It's going to be Morales who he fights, if he really wanted the Bradley fight he would have up'd the offer.[/quote]

I agree. It's easy for Khan to say he's signed the contract so Bradley should too if the contract favors Khan. It's good that Khan is satisfied with what he's being offered, but that doesn't mean Tim should automatically be satisfied too. It's B.S. for Bradley to make less to fight a guy like Khan then for the guy he beat (Alexander) to make more then him fighting his next fight. If the situation were reversed, then I'm sure Khan would be doing the same thing. I don't think some people really realize that Shaw is playing games with Bradley, and that puts Tim in a tough situation. Shaw is a cheap bastard who can't out match the bigboys like TR and GBP. He knows after this fight that Tim is going to walk, and Shaw will never be able to match a deal with either of the top promotional companies. What Bradley is doing is not about fighting Khan, it's about getting the right business deal for himself for a fight of this magnitude. What he gets for this fight will be crucial for his next step and the precedence he is setting for himself for future fights. Ya'll can call it a duck if you want, but it doesn't make it true.

I also think it will be a bit humorous if Khan ends up fighting Morales, after he said he didn't even really know much about him as a fighter. I personally think Morales would be a tougher fight for Khan then Maidana was, and could end up being more of a disaster for Khan then he realizes.

[wazaa.]

[QUOTE=Lorily;10492090]

It's going to be Morales who he fights, if he really wanted the Bradley fight he would have up'd the offer.[/quote]

I agree. It's easy for Khan to say he's signed the contract so Bradley should too if the contract favors Khan. It's good that Khan is satisfied with what he's being offered, but that doesn't mean Tim should automatically be satisfied too. It's B.S. for Bradley to make less to fight a guy like Khan then for the guy he beat (Alexander) to make more then him fighting his next fight. If the situation were reversed, then I'm sure Khan would be doing the same thing. I don't think some people really realize that Shaw is playing games with Bradley, and that puts Tim in a tough situation. Shaw is a cheap bastard who can't out match the bigboys like TR and GBP. He knows after this fight that Tim is going to walk, and Shaw will never be able to match a deal with either of the top promotional companies. What Bradley is doing is not about fighting Khan, it's about getting the right business deal for himself for a fight of this magnitude. What he gets for this fight will be crucial for his next step and the precedence he is setting for himself for future fights. Ya'll can call it a duck if you want, but it doesn't make it true.

I also think it will be a bit humorous if Khan ends up fighting Morales, after he said he didn't even really know much about him as a fighter. I personally think Morales would be a tougher fight for Khan then Maidana was, and could end up being more of a disaster for Khan then he realizes.

Bradley isn't making less then when he fought Alexander.

Shaw reportedly offered Bradley 1.3M which is 100K more Bradley got against Alexander.

[Rome-By-Ko]

[QUOTE=Lorily;10492090]

It's going to be Morales who he fights, if he really wanted the Bradley fight he would have up'd the offer.[/quote]

I agree. It's easy for Khan to say he's signed the contract so Bradley should too if the contract favors Khan. It's good that Khan is satisfied with what he's being offered, but that doesn't mean Tim should automatically be satisfied too. It's B.S. for Bradley to make less to fight a guy like Khan then for the guy he beat (Alexander) to make more then him fighting his next fight. If the situation were reversed, then I'm sure Khan would be doing the same thing. I don't think some people really realize that Shaw is playing games with Bradley, and that puts Tim in a tough situation. Shaw is a cheap bastard who can't out match the bigboys like TR and GBP. He knows after this fight that Tim is going to walk, and Shaw will never be able to match a deal with either of the top promotional companies. What Bradley is doing is not about fighting Khan, it's about getting the right business deal for himself for a fight of this magnitude. What he gets for this fight will be crucial for his next step and the precedence he is setting for himself for future fights. Ya'll can call it a duck if you want, but it doesn't make it true.

I also think it will be a bit humorous if Khan ends up fighting Morales, after he said he didn't even really know much about him as a fighter. I personally think Morales would be a tougher fight for Khan then Maidana was, and could end up being more of a disaster for Khan then he realizes.

Funny thing about people who say Bradley is a coward or running,never seem to mention the fact that Khan has a multiple fight deal with HBO..What does Bradley have??So is Bradley suppose to just take a risky fight??Khan is a tough challenger what if Bradley loses??He is left out in the cold,does anyone truly believe Khan would take this deal??Let these fighters handle they business before labeling a fighter a coward..How long did it take Khan to fight his mandatory??They are on the same stable the fight should have been easy as pie to make,all his fans said what??The fight would happen Khan is trying to do this or that,but yet now have no understanding toward a fighter trying to get himself in a better position financially..

Bradley will be away from Shaw soon enough and I pray Bradley goes to GBP where all the young fighters around his weight are fighting..To say Bradley is any less a fighter then he was yesterday is just not smart(not saying you)and who ever said these things will eat their words when these two fighters meet..Oh and when Bradley get's in that azz..

[withoutthee666]

Bigger and brighter things ahead for Bradley.

Khan can go ahead and fight another overmatched opponent. God knows he's been matched tough once in his career, Maidana, and we know what that bum was able to do to Khan.