The 29 year-old Californian was ridiculed in some quarters for his win after turning up at the post-fight press conference in a wheelchair and now faces some reputation rebuilding in the contest, which has been initially pencilled in for the date.
Manager Cameron Dunkin confirmed the news to WBN this week, although an opponent and venue is yet to be announced as two-weight world title holder Bradley looks to further extend his perfect 30-fight record.
Rival Pacquiao takes on Juan Manuel Marquez tonight for a fourth time instead of taking up the opportunity to rectify the poor result he received from the judges in June and Bradley will surely be hoping to face the winner late in 2013.
