Reports of Floyd Mayweather’s professional return to boxing continue to do the rounds, with and the most recent mooted opponents. Now, two-division world champion Tim Bradley has revealed which man he would prefer ‘TBE’ to face. Mayweather had been touted…

Former two-division world champion Tim Bradley has urged Floyd Mayweather to fight Terence Crawford instead of Ryan Garcia if Mayweather returns to professional boxing. Crawford recently called out Mayweather, suggesting a bout between the two undefeated stars could tempt him out of retirement. Bradley argued on his YouTube channel that facing Crawford represents the best fight in boxing today compared to fighting Garcia.
Reports of Mayweather's return follow a postponed rematch with Manny Pacquiao and rumors of a matchup against Garcia for the WBC welterweight title. Before pursuing any professional comeback, Mayweather is scheduled to face Australia's Matt Floyd in an exhibition in Bangkok, Thailand, on December 19.
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