Tim Bradley’s rebuttal to Shakur Stevenson went far beyond defending his own career. He questioned Shakur’s opposition, his refusal to face Devin Haney at 144

Former champion Tim Bradley has criticized Shakur Stevenson for refusing to fight Devin Haney at 144 pounds while expressing willingness to face Ryan Garcia at the 147-pound welterweight limit. Bradley questioned Stevenson's opposition and accused him of hypocrisy regarding weight limits and fighter sizes.
According to Bradley, Stevenson's reluctance to fight Haney was financially motivated rather than size-related, as Garcia presents a greater physical threat but offers a larger purse. Bradley also criticized Stevenson's past opponents, noting that matchups against Edwin De Los Santos and Oscar Valdez did not provide defining career victories.
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