Adrien Broner will be the new :flabbynsick:

[Thatrogueassdiaz]

Watching these highlights make me feel sorry for the guy. Not because he lost, but because that humble pie he's eating must taste sour as all hell.

 

[California Burrito]

wonder how broner is feeling right now

 

[Jesus Is Lord]

 

[Big Boss]

Broner career isn't over yet, lets see what happens next

 

[Lewis Black]

This is why I hate casual fans, career over?

 

[Newzz]

This is why I hate casual fans, career over?

That's what I'm saying breh.

I understand you dont like AB, that's fine. I understand you may think he's overhyped/overrated, that's fine. But for people that claim to be long time watchers of the fight to declare a boxer's career over after 1 single loss exposes:

1) Either your pure irrational hatred for that particular boxer

or

2) You're a causal fan in disguise and really do not know how this beautiful science we call "Boxing" works

I can rattle off fighter after fighter who have lost and came back to regain Championship status. Every fighter is not going to retire undefeated like Joe Calzaghe or Rocky Marciano. The thing now is to see how he rebounds and regroups himself, and if he comes back as a more focused/determined/matured fighter.

1 loss doesnt make your career over or someone a gatekeeper


Casual fans, go that a way

 

[Lewis Black]

That's what I'm saying breh.

I understand you dont like AB, that's fine. I understand you may think he's overhyped/overrated, that's fine. But for people that claim to be long time watchers of the fight to declare a boxer's career over after 1 single loss exposes:

1) Either your pure irrational hatred for that particular boxer

Im looking at post in this thread like .


Dude is only 23

1. Stop rapping, stop drinking, stop smoking.

2. Focus on boxing

 

[Amare's Right Hook]

About Broke

 

[Mr. Leonidas]

That's what I'm saying breh.

I understand you dont like AB, that's fine. I understand you may think he's overhyped/overrated, that's fine. But for people that claim to be long time watchers of the fight to declare a boxer's career over after 1 single loss exposes:

1) Either your pure irrational hatred for that particular boxer

or

2) You're a causal fan in disguise and really do not know how this beautiful science we call "Boxing" works

I can rattle off fighter after fighter who have lost and came back to regain Championship status. Every fighter is not going to retire undefeated like Joe Calzaghe or Rocky Marciano. The thing now is to see how he rebounds and regroups himself, and if he comes back as a more focused/determined/matured fighter.

1 loss doesnt make your career over or someone a gatekeeper


Casual fans, go that a way

Im looking at post in this thread like .


Dude is only 23

1. Stop rapping, stop drinking, stop smoking.

2. Focus on boxing

Trust me fellas, ya know Im not a casual fan. And I can name alot of fighters too that came back from their first loss. I can also name alot of fighters who didnt or couldnt come back from it. The question is which type of fighter do you think AB will be? A fighter like Hopkins who bounced back from his first loss in his first pro fight (and bounced back from several other losses), or a Prince Naseem Hamed type fighter who evaporated after his first loss? So again, I recognize that Broner could bounce back, I just dont think he has the mental dexterity or skillset to perform at the highest level of the sport like everyone once thought he could. And it wasnt just a normal loss or off day in the office. Maidana was his step up, his showcase fight, his test. And he failed from round 1 on, in a fight he was HEAVILY favored in. And just so ya know Im not just some anti AB stan, the reason I feel that is NOT ONLY his performances against Ponce de Leon, Paulie, and Maidana, but more importantly his lack of belief in himself as a person and fighter as showcased by his affinity for being someone hes not- Floyd Mayweather Jr, and for being something hes not- Money Mayweather

 

[krackdagawd]

Im looking at post in this thread like .


Dude is only 23

1. Stop rapping, stop drinking, stop smoking, stop popping pills.

2. Focus on boxing

Fixed for accuracy. I had mentioned it to @Newzz a couple of months ago that his boy was out here on molly at "Jersey Girls".

A focused Broner could rule 135 and maybe even 140 but he needs some serious changes in his camp. Not only a new trainer but his old friends from his hood gotta go, he calls Floyd his big bro then he needs to start hanging out with him more often. That part time rapper shyt needs to go in the bushes as well.

 

[Lewis Black]

Fixed for accuracy. I had mentioned it to @Newzz a couple of months ago that his boy was out here on molly at "Jersey Girls".

A focused Broner could rule 135 and maybe even 140 but he needs some serious changes in his camp. Not only a new trainer but his old friends from his hood gotta go, he calls Floyd his big bro then he needs to start hanging out with him more often. That part time rapper shyt needs to go in the bushes as well.

 

[yo moms]

dumbest career move broner made was moving to 147 so early in his career

hes not strong at that weight at all and hes not as good a boxer as advertised.

 

[Lavish]

That's what I'm saying breh.

I understand you dont like AB, that's fine. I understand you may think he's overhyped/overrated, that's fine. But for people that claim to be long time watchers of the fight to declare a boxer's career over after 1 single loss exposes:

1) Either your pure irrational hatred for that particular boxer

or

2) You're a causal fan in disguise and really do not know how this beautiful science we call "Boxing" works

I can rattle off fighter after fighter who have lost and came back to regain Championship status. Every fighter is not going to retire undefeated like Joe Calzaghe or Rocky Marciano. The thing now is to see how he rebounds and regroups himself, and if he comes back as a more focused/determined/matured fighter.

1 loss doesnt make your career over or someone a gatekeeper


Casual fans, go that a way

Im looking at post in this thread like .


Dude is only 23

1. Stop rapping, stop drinking, stop smoking.

2. Focus on boxing

while I dont personally think his career is over, I think the reason nikkas is saying that is because of the magnitude of what happened.

broner clearly stated he's not going to stop partying. dude is headed down the wrong path if he doesnt start taking sh!t seriously. he made himself look like a clown last night. how do boxing fans respect a man that dry humps his oponent, then moves on to probably the biggest delayed response flop boxing has ever seen (to try and steal the win), then to run out the ring like a bytch after he takes the L.

how can anyone vouche for a dude like this? dude should of found his own lane because him trying to be floyd is only setting himself out for failure. HE WILL NEVER BE FLOYD.

and nikkas aint just gonna stop bringing up floyd in the conversation now that broner got his kufi smacked. nikkas are gonna look at floyd with the and appreciate his greatness EVEN MORE NOW... then look at broner with the face

 

[krackdagawd]

while I dont personally think his career is over, I think the reason nikkas is saying that is because of the magnitude of what happened.

broner clearly stated he's not going to stop partying. dude is headed down the wrong path if he doesnt start taking sh!t seriously. he made himself look like a clown last night. how do boxing fans respect a man that dry humps his oponent, then moves on to probably the biggest delayed response flop boxing has ever seen (to try and steal the win), then to run out the ring like a bytch after he takes the L.

how can anyone vouche for a dude like this? dude should of found his own lane because him trying to be floyd is only setting himself out for failure. HE WILL NEVER BE FLOYD.

and nikkas aint just gonna stop bringing up floyd in the conversation now that broner got his kufi smacked. nikkas are gonna look at floyd with the and appreciate his greatness EVEN MORE NOW... then look at broner with the face

Wait he said he's not going to stop partying?

 

[Lavish]

Wait he said he's not going to stop partying?

http://www.wowktv.com/story/24223721/marcos-maidana-unanimously-outpoints-adrien-broner

"I'm OK. I'm still the three-time world champion in three different weight classes," Broner said. "Tonight, Maidana was just the better man, but we fought a hell of a fight. I hope the fans got what they deserved. ... I'm still going to live like we won the fight. I'm still going to party."