Timothy Bradley Jr. compiled an impressive 140-bout amateur career before turning professional in 2004. He went on to become a five-time world champion, capturing world championships in two weight divisions, establishing himself as one of boxing's elite fighters, and a member of the International Boxing Hall of Fame.

In 2012, Bradley moved up to welterweight and captured the WBO title with a controversial split decision over Manny Pacquiao. He successfully defended the belt twice—first against Ruslan Provodnikov in 2013's "Fight of the Year," then against Juan Manuel Marquez, in a fight that Bradley references as the one that solidified his Hall of Fame case.

Fans can get exclusive insights from Timothy Bradley Jr. on his Patreon channel, The Lab (https://www.patreon.com/cw/TimothyBradleyJr).

Chad Fishburne is an international ring announcer and rising star in combat sports, appearing on UFC Fight Pass, DAZN, and Fubo Sports across boxing, MMA, and Muay Thai promotions.

Known for his signature catchphrase, “It’s Time For This Crowd To Get Loud!”, Chad brings unmistakable energy to every event.

Tune in to the latest episode to hear about his background and the world of combat sports emceeing.

Keep up with Chad at:

emceechadfishburne.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/chadfishburne/

@emceechadfishburne

This episode starts off hot with some quick thoughts on Ryan Garcia's dominant victory over Mario Barrios.

Next, we dive into the rematch that's set to take place on Netflix between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao.

Finally, we close out with a discussion on Zuffa boxing and other exciting news in the industry.

In the latest episode of The Bad Promoter, we dive into Shakur Stevenson vs Teofimo Lopez and discuss what's next for both fighters.

We follow that up with a Welterweight check-in. What fights are confirmed? What possibilities are out there?

Finally, we close the show with a discussion on the UFC White House card.

The Bad Promoter is BACK!

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Tyson Fury has announced his comeback, reigniting talk of a blockbuster showdown with Anthony Joshua, though questions remain after Joshua’s recent setback potentially derailed those plans. We break down Fury’s realistic next options with Zhang, Wardley, or a trilogy with Usyk, and examine whether an Usyk vs Wilder clash could still shake up the heavyweight picture. Plus, we preview a massive month of fights featuring Kabayel, Itauma, and the must-see Teofimo López vs Shakur Stevenson matchup. 🥊

Oleksandr Usyk displayed his dominance and etched himself in the history books following his dominant UD victory over Tyson Fury. As the first man in 25 years to hold the UD Heavyweight title, Usyk will have to defend his throne once more against Fury before battling the IBF. 

Following that discussion, the next five fighters in the P4P list: Terence Crawford, Naoya Inoue, Canelo Alvarez, Dmitry Bivol, and Artur Beterbiev. 

There are tons of big fights to discuss, and we start the season off with some of the biggest out there. 

Francis Ngannou shocked the world and went the distance with Tyson Fury this past weekend. Not only did he do that, but he knocked the lineal heavyweight champ down in the third round. 

Although he didn't do enough to close the show, he made a lasting impact on the heavyweight division and has impacted the future of Tyson Fury, Oleksandr Usyk, Deontay Wilder, and Anthony Joshua.

Tune in to get the latest news and rumors of the division and what to expect out of each of those mammoths in 2024. 

In the latest episode of The Bad Promoter podcast, we start the pod by diving into the BIG fight this weekend between Tyson Fury and Francis Ngannou. Have questions about what this fight means or what the implications are... we dive into it ahead of the official weigh-in. 

Next, we talk about Canelo Alvarez's rumored plans for 2024. Two opponents are leading the pack for Canelo's May and September bouts, and we talk about why fans should be happy with each. 

Finally, we close out by sharing the unfortunate news with Jon Jones, Stipe Miocic, and UFC 295. Tune in to the pod to learn the latest! 

Seanie 'Irish' Monaghan is a Long Beach, New York native and runner up to Joe Smith Jr. in the 2009 New York Golden Gloves competition. In the professional ranks, the Light Heavyweight contender battled elite fighters like Marcus Brown, Sullivan Barrera, and Callum Johnson. 

Seanie was very successful in the ring, with a pro record of (29-3). He was the former WBC Continental and NABO Light Heavyweight Champion, having won the WBC Continental Americas championship in 2012, which he defended seven times. He also famously portrayed Cassius Clay’s opponent, Henry Cooper, in the film, “One Night in Miami.

Monaghan joined The Bad Promoter to discuss his background as a fighter. He covered topics like his impressive activity, love for fighting growing up, when he felt he was at his best as a fighter, and the politics of boxing among other topics. You won't want to miss this amazing episode where Monaghan gets real about boxing promoters impacting fight schedules and why he no longer has the same love for the sport. 

To keep up with Seanie Monaghan, follow him on Instagram @seaniemono 

In the latest episode of The Bad Promoter Podcast, we dive into the ramifications of Terence Crawford's grueling victory over Errol Spence Jr. 

This was a fantastic display of boxing by Crawford, and the historical significance of his victory has solidified his career along the Welterweight greats of the past. 

We are then joined by Bobby Wallace, a 4-time World Karate Champion and actor. His accomplishments include victories in the 2013 WKC World Championship, 2011 WKC World Championship, 2009 NASKA World Championship, and 2008 NASKA World Championship. 

Bobby takes us on a journey through his career, his experience in tournaments, and life after fighting. 

To keep up with Bobby Wallace, check out @bwallace816 on Instagram