Tim Bradley Criticizes Tyson Fury’s Response to Francis Ngannou’s Challenge Wants Joshua to Defend Boxing

In a recent critique, former boxing champion Tim Bradley voiced his disapproval of Tyson Fury’s reaction to Francis Ngannou’s foray into boxing. Just a few months back, the reigning WBC heavyweight champion Fury agreed to face Ngannou, a dominant force in the MMA world, in a high-profile crossover bout. Despite Ngannou’s impressive showing, Fury narrowly secured a split decision victory, leaving Bradley and others in the boxing community questioning the sport’s integrity.

Ngannou’s remarkable performance has earned him another shot at the spotlight, as he gears up to take on Anthony Joshua on March 8th. Bradley, while acknowledging his limited personal connection to Fury, speculates that the current champ may have underestimated Ngannou’s abilities in their bout. However, Bradley believes Joshua will approach the upcoming fight with a different mindset, fully prepared to demonstrate how to handle a competitor like Ngannou.

Joshua, according to Bradley, has regained his form after lackluster performances, culminating in a dominant victory over Otto Wallin. With the MMA community increasingly vocal about crossover opportunities, Bradley emphasizes the importance of boxing’s superiority in the ring.

Bradley’s message to Joshua is clear: seize the opportunity to showcase boxing’s prowess and ensure a decisive victory over Ngannou. As MMA fighters continue to eye matchups with boxing’s elite, Bradley urges Joshua to uphold the sport’s reputation and demonstrate its superiority on the grand stage.