Tim Bradley has had a wild career, one that will problem not get it’s due until his eventually hall of fame induction. The man who won a spirited and debatable decision over Manny Pacquiao spent the last few years fighting fighters others didn’t want to face such as Ruslan Provodnikov, Diego Chaves and an improved Juan Manuel Marquez.

With all of this being said, Bradley was non-committal about his return to the ring. After his trainer Teddy Atlas stated Bradley was “…the best man he had ever been around in the boxing business”, Bradley hugged Atlas, but was uncertain on how to respond.

“You know I want to take some time off, enjoy my beach house in San Diego, enjoy my family, [I have] been away from them for two months….I would love for our relationship [between Bradley and Atlas] to continue, but we need to let this marinate….at this moment we don’t know, we really can’t make a decision right away.”

Reading between the lines, one might wonder that if the wars Bradley has been in have taken their toll on the classy fighter and if he might be thinking about retirement before it is too late?