Local boxing legend Tim Bradley Jr. sits down with Sports Director Blake Arthur; talks hall of fame, ESPN, family
Local boxing legend Timothy Bradley Jr. is headed to the Hall of Fame.
Great to catch up with the Champ! After a 33-2-1 career record with 5 world titles in 2 divisions, @Timbradleyjr is headed to hall of fame, headlining the 2023 class this summer. At 39, he's living the good life - working for @espn, eating well & enjoying time with family! @KESQ pic.twitter.com/3Vdem2tX1Q
— Blake Arthur (@BlakeArthur24) December 16, 2022
The Desert Storm will be inducted this summer as one of the headliners for the 2023 class.
Bradley (33-2-1), one of the toughest fighters of his generation, was a five-time world champion in two divisions.
When I came to the desert in 2015 @Timbradleyjr was THE guy. He was the biggest sports story in town. He was it. Here we are now, 7 years later, and he’s headed to the Hall of Fame. Congrats, Champ! It was a privilege to watch you compete and cover some of your career. pic.twitter.com/i03Q3FF1Qn
— Blake Arthur (@BlakeArthur24) December 8, 2022
Known for his fights and rivalry with Manny Pacquiao, Bradley's only two losses of his career came from the Filipino superstar.
Bradley has been a boxing analyst with ESPN since 2016.
The Desert Storm had a hall of fame career in the ring but is now flourishing outside of it. @Timbradleyjr talks about working for @espn as a boxing analyst and how its allowed him to stay in the sport, which he loves. @KESQ @osunaespn @MarkKriegel @andreward @JoeTessESPN pic.twitter.com/3wG7qaNES6
— Blake Arthur (@BlakeArthur24) December 16, 2022
The International Boxing Hall of Fame is in Canastota, NY.
