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by David P. Greisman - Timothy Bradley’s nickname is “Desert Storm,” taken from the name of a deejay he heard referenced on the radio but otherwise recalling the name of the operation that brought the U.S. military into battle in Iraq in 1991. Despite his nickname, Bradley is better off avoiding war altogether.
Bradley isn’t quite built like a tank. He is indeed mostly muscle, biceps jutting from each arm like a large scoop of ice cream on a banana split, highly defined abs that seem cartoonishly swollen, as if the costume George Clooney wore in “Batman and Robin” was modeled off Bradley’s midsection. But otherwise he is small in stature, compact at 5-foot-6 and despite that still with nary an ounce of body fat to be seen when he drops below the welterweight limit of 147 pounds. [Click Here To Read More]
Bradley isn’t quite built like a tank. He is indeed mostly muscle, biceps jutting from each arm like a large scoop of ice cream on a banana split, highly defined abs that seem cartoonishly swollen, as if the costume George Clooney wore in “Batman and Robin” was modeled off Bradley’s midsection. But otherwise he is small in stature, compact at 5-foot-6 and despite that still with nary an ounce of body fat to be seen when he drops below the welterweight limit of 147 pounds. [Click Here To Read More]
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