Tim Bradley has named one man who could present Terence Crawford with an appealing opportunity to come out of retirement.<\/p>\n
The sure-fire Hall of Famer called time on his career in December, just a few months after dethroning Canelo Alvarez<\/a> for the undisputed super-middleweight crown.<\/p>\n In doing so, Crawford became a three-division undisputed champion and retired as one of the modern greats, having also claimed world titles in two other weight classes.<\/p>\n But while the unbeaten American seems content with his non-fighting lifestyle, there has been repeated talk of him returning to action for a clash with Jaron Ennis.<\/p>\n \u2018Boots\u2019 became a two-division unified champion in June, dethroning Xander Zayas with a vicious seventh-round finish<\/a> for the WBA and WBO world super-welterweight titles.<\/p>\n As a result, many feel that he is now the top dog at 154lbs, despite having not yet tested himself against fellow champions Sebastian Fundora and Josh Kelly.<\/p>\n Those unification matches do seem to be on his radar, though, and while the Crawford fight appears unlikely, Ennis has nonetheless expressed his interest in facing \u2018Bud\u2019 on multiple occasions.<\/p>\n