Timothy Bradley

Name: Timothy Bradley
Alias: Desert Storm
Birth Name: Timothy Ray Bradley Jr.
Born: 1983-08-29 (Age:28)
Birthplace: Cathedral City, California, USA
Nationality: US American
Hometown: Palm Springs, California, USA
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 5′ 6″   /   168cm
Reach: 69″   /   175cm
Boxing Record: click

Promoters: Gary Shaw (-2011) and Thompson Boxing Promotions (2004-2011), Top Rank (2011-present)
Trainer: Joel Diaz

Amateur Career

Timothy Bradley began boxing at age 10 and compiled 140 amateur bouts. He was part of the US National Team and competed in France, Germany and Tahiti. He took the titles at the PAL National Tournament, and became the Under-19 National Tournament Champion and the Jr. Golden Gloves Champion. As an amateur, Bradley was a two-time National Champion and before turning professional was ranked 3rd in the nation.

• Won Silver at the 2000 National Police Athletic League (PAL) Championships at 147 lbs, losing to Anthony Thompson.
• Won Gold at the 2001 United States Under-19 National Championships at 147 lbs.
• Won Gold at the 2001 National Police Athletic League (PAL) Championships at 147 lbs, beating James Parison.
• Won Silver at the 2002 Four Nations Tournament in France at 147 lbs, losing to Xavier Noel.
• Won Silver at the 2002 American Boxing Classics Tournament at 147 lbs.
• Was a quarter-finalist at the 2002 United States Amateur Championships at 147 lbs, losing to Juan McPherson.
• Won Silver at the 2003 National Golden Gloves at 147 lbs, beating Vaughn Alexander and losing to Andre Berto.
• Won Bronze at the 2003 United States Amateur Championships at 152 lbs, losing to Andre Berto.
• Won Bronze at the 2003 National Police Athletic League (PAL) Championships at 152 lbs, losing to Ed Joseph.
• Competed in the 2003 Titan Games at 152 lbs, beating Emmanuel Gonzalez and losing to Alfredo Angulo.
• Competed in the 2004 United States Olympic Trials at 152 lbs, losing to Vanes Martirosyan.

Regional & Minor Titles

• WBC Youth World Light Welterweight Title (2006-07)
• WBC Youth World Welterweight Title (2005-06)

Preceded by: Junior Witter	WBC Light Welterweight Champion 2008 May 10 – 2009 Apr 28 Stripped	Succeeded by: Devon Alexander
Preceded by: Kendall Holt	WBO Light Welterweight Champion 2009 Apr 4 – present	Succeeded by: —
Preceded by: Devon Alexander	WBC Light Welterweight Champion 2011 Jan 29 – 2011 Jul Declared Champion in Recess	Succeeded by: Erik Morales
Preceded by: —	WBC Light Welterweight Champion 2011 Jul – present Champion in Recess	Succeeded by: —