Tim Bradley has been reflecting on who the greatest fighter of all time is.
Bradley had an illustrious career in his own right, becoming a two-weight world champion at super-lightweight and welterweight and claiming wins over the likes of Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez.
Since hanging up his gloves, Bradley has gone on to become a well-respected analyst, and he’s used that insight to heap praise on one current fighter who he believes could be regarded as the best ever.
Speaking to Fight Hub TV, Bradley declared that four-weight world champion Terence Crawford can be viewed as being the greatest of all time.
“I think that his skill level is up there with the greatest. I don’t think we’ve ever seen anything like Terence Crawford. I do study history. I never seen anybody that has everything. Good speed, power, timing, can switch the way he switches. The meanness that he has, the way he finishes guys, the way he breaks down guys. He’s one of the smartest guys that I’ve ever seen in the ring, right up there with Floyd Mayweather.”
Crawford has won world titles from lightweight to super-welterweight in his career, defeating the likes of Errol Spence and Shawn Porter along the way.
He has even become undisputed at both 140lbs and 147lbs, and will attempt to become the first male fighter ever to be undisputed in three divisions when he makes an ambitious jump up two weight classes to take on undisputed super-middleweight champion Canelo Alvarez in September.
