Former Champion Timothy Bradley Claims Gervonta Davis Is Finished With Boxing

Timothy Bradley, former two-weight world champion, has cast doubt on the future of Gervonta Davis in boxing, suggesting the current WBA lightweight champion is mentally checked out and prioritizing lucrative fights over competitive ones. Davis remains unbeaten since 2013 and has won titles in three weight classes, but his recent majority decision draw with Lamont Roach Jr and failure to finalize a rematch have fueled speculation about his decline. Bradley predicts Davis will avoid a high-profile unification fight with WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson, regardless of financial incentives, opting instead for spectacle bouts such as a potential fight with Jake Paul or even Manny Pacquiao. Bradley also highlights Davis’ recent legal troubles and lack of focus in the ring, contrasting it with Pacquiao’s disciplined and strategic approach, warning that an unfocused Davis could be defeated by the boxing legend despite their age difference. Fans remain hopeful for major fights involving Davis, but Bradley’s assessment signals a possible end to Davis’ pursuit of top-tier competition. The debate centers on whether Davis’ current path damages his legacy by favoring big paydays over sporting prestige.