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What skill set?
He has a great jab when he uses it, he counter punches very well, & punches well in combination when he lets his hands go. Not to mention he has a good chin. @Newzz
#BandCamp...What Happens In Vegas, Stays In Vegas: Adrien Broner vs Shawn Porter Fight Thread
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He has a great jab when he uses it, he counter punches very well, & punches well in combination when he lets his hands go. Not to mention he has a good chin. @Newzz
Lets see...broner is a undisciplined candyeating headcase and struggletime shawn is a nikka who gets in the way of himself every fight...could be the type of clash that could make a good fight...we will see
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Chi isn't a skill. The rest is very debatable.
3 Championships In 3 Different Divisions Winning
At Least 7 Figures Everytime We Step In The Ring Getting
Junior Lightweight and Lightweight Division Cleaning
Laundromat Worker and Midget Destroying
Jumping Up 2 Weight Classes, Welterweight Champion Defeating
The Freshest, Flyest, Flashiest Young Boxer In The Sport Stunting
A Milli, A Milli, A Milli, A Milli, A Milli Views Getting
"Dad, Brush My Hair" Asking
The 1,000 Replies In A Fight Thread Garnering
Adrien Jerome Broner aka The Problem aka AB aka About Billions aka About Business aka Alotta Burberry aka About the Beard aka The Can Man, cuz anybody CAN GET IT aka Still Mr. HBO, even though I fight on Showtime aka Mr. NBC aka Primetime Broner aka About Boxing aka Always Believe aka The 40 Million Dollar Man aka The BandCamp CEO
#BandCamp.....we in here
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No bruh it's not debatable. Those are most definitely AB's strengths. Ask anyone else in this forum if is.
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I can't call this one..
But uncle Al is feeding us good
But uncle Al is feeding us good
Broner would never fight Porter in Cleveland, I wish it was here though
Having this fight in ohio with affordable tickets would have a real atmosphere. a lot of black people would be there.
Having this fight in ohio with affordable tickets would have a real atmosphere. a lot of black people would be there.
Al Haymon knows this too, because he's from here
I'm sure AB refused to fight in Porter's "backyard" though. Cincinnati is 4 hours away (further than Detroit, Indianapolis and Pittsburgh), so if anything, he would've asked for it to be in Cincy....and I still wouldn't have minded it
2 young Ohio fighters fighting each other in Vegas though
Atmosphere won't be as good as it should've been
Broner-Porter a Done Deal For June 20, NBC Primetime
Posted by: Jake Donovan on 5/12/2015 .
By Jake Donovan
Adrien Broner and Shawn Porter both served as televised openers for the inaugural installments of Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) on NBC and Spike TV, respectively. They will now appear across the ring from one another, as their previously rumored clash is now officially set for June 20 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The crossroads bout between former titlists from Ohio will air live in primetime on free-to-air NBC. In supporting televised action, rising unbeaten prospect Errol Spence faces veteran Roberto Garcia.
Of the four televised fighters, Spence (16-0, 13KOs) is the only one to not yet appear in primetime on a PBC event. The 2012 U.S. Olympian fought on the non-televised undercard of the April 11 PBC on NBC show, stopping Samuel Vargas in four rounds at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.
Garcia (37-3, 23KOs) made his PBC debut in April. The veteran boxer rose from an opening round knockdown to outpoint James Stevenson over eight rounds in the opening leg of a Spike TV-televised tripleheader in Chicago, Illinois.
Broner (30-1, 22KOs) was the very first fighter to post a win in the PBC series, putting on a boxing clinic in outpointing John Molina Jr. over 12 rounds in their NBC-televised bout this past March, also at the MGM Grand. The former three-division champ is a sizeable TV draw, though stuck in somewhat of a holding pattern in regards to competing at the very top level.
With that comes a catchweight bout with Porter (25-1-1, 16KOs), a former welterweight titlist in search of another run at a title, or competing against championship-level opposition.
(Writer’s note: An official weight has yet to be announced, although Broner competes at 140 lbs., while Porter is a career welterweight—JD)
Porter made his PBC debut on March 13, scoring a 5th round knockout of Erick Bone—a late replacement for Garcia, who suffered an injury and was forced to withdraw. The bout served as the first fight of PBC’s run on Spike TV, and combined with the main event—Andre Berto’s stoppage win over Josesito Lopez—helped deliver the network the highest rated Friday night boxing event on any network since 2007.
The win was Porter’s first since conceding his version of the welterweight title to Kell Brook last summer.
Broner has previously served as a titlist at 130, 135 and 147 lbs., having won three straight since the lone loss of his career, which came at the hands of Marcos Maidana in Dec. ’13.
Early whispers of such a fight had it taking place in Broner’s hometown of Cincinnati, which—geographically—would have made since. Broner is a considerable draw in his corner of the world, and the growing rivarly would’ve been enhanced by Porter’s roots in Akron, Ohio.
Nevertheless, it’s a fight that both openly welcome. For Porter—who trains out of Las Vegas these days—it’s practically a home game and an opportunity for which he has long craved.
“[F]acing Adrien is definitely going to be a challenge, but I’ve watched his career, even in the amateurs, and I know he can be beat,” Porter said in a press statement. “We moved to Las Vegas for opportunities like this, and I would love to make the MGM Grand my home.”
Porter’s lone other career appearance at the MGM Grand came during fight week for Floyd Mayweather’s World junior middleweight championship win over Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez. Two nights prior, Porter soundly outpointed Juiio Diaz over 10 rounds, a bout coming nine months after the two fought to a draw.
Broner will be performing at the MGM Grand for the third time in the span of four fights. Along with his win over Molina, the 25-year old scored a 10-round decision over Carlos Molina (no relation to John Jr.) on the undercard of Mayweather’s first win over Maidana.
Jake Donovan is the Managing Editor of BoxingScene.com. Twitter: @JakeNDaBox
http://www.boxingscene.com/broner-porter-done-deal-june-20-nbc-primetime--90957
Posted by: Jake Donovan on 5/12/2015 .
By Jake Donovan
Adrien Broner and Shawn Porter both served as televised openers for the inaugural installments of Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) on NBC and Spike TV, respectively. They will now appear across the ring from one another, as their previously rumored clash is now officially set for June 20 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The crossroads bout between former titlists from Ohio will air live in primetime on free-to-air NBC. In supporting televised action, rising unbeaten prospect Errol Spence faces veteran Roberto Garcia.
Of the four televised fighters, Spence (16-0, 13KOs) is the only one to not yet appear in primetime on a PBC event. The 2012 U.S. Olympian fought on the non-televised undercard of the April 11 PBC on NBC show, stopping Samuel Vargas in four rounds at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.
Garcia (37-3, 23KOs) made his PBC debut in April. The veteran boxer rose from an opening round knockdown to outpoint James Stevenson over eight rounds in the opening leg of a Spike TV-televised tripleheader in Chicago, Illinois.
Broner (30-1, 22KOs) was the very first fighter to post a win in the PBC series, putting on a boxing clinic in outpointing John Molina Jr. over 12 rounds in their NBC-televised bout this past March, also at the MGM Grand. The former three-division champ is a sizeable TV draw, though stuck in somewhat of a holding pattern in regards to competing at the very top level.
With that comes a catchweight bout with Porter (25-1-1, 16KOs), a former welterweight titlist in search of another run at a title, or competing against championship-level opposition.
(Writer’s note: An official weight has yet to be announced, although Broner competes at 140 lbs., while Porter is a career welterweight—JD)
Porter made his PBC debut on March 13, scoring a 5th round knockout of Erick Bone—a late replacement for Garcia, who suffered an injury and was forced to withdraw. The bout served as the first fight of PBC’s run on Spike TV, and combined with the main event—Andre Berto’s stoppage win over Josesito Lopez—helped deliver the network the highest rated Friday night boxing event on any network since 2007.
The win was Porter’s first since conceding his version of the welterweight title to Kell Brook last summer.
Broner has previously served as a titlist at 130, 135 and 147 lbs., having won three straight since the lone loss of his career, which came at the hands of Marcos Maidana in Dec. ’13.
Early whispers of such a fight had it taking place in Broner’s hometown of Cincinnati, which—geographically—would have made since. Broner is a considerable draw in his corner of the world, and the growing rivarly would’ve been enhanced by Porter’s roots in Akron, Ohio.
Nevertheless, it’s a fight that both openly welcome. For Porter—who trains out of Las Vegas these days—it’s practically a home game and an opportunity for which he has long craved.
“[F]acing Adrien is definitely going to be a challenge, but I’ve watched his career, even in the amateurs, and I know he can be beat,” Porter said in a press statement. “We moved to Las Vegas for opportunities like this, and I would love to make the MGM Grand my home.”
Porter’s lone other career appearance at the MGM Grand came during fight week for Floyd Mayweather’s World junior middleweight championship win over Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez. Two nights prior, Porter soundly outpointed Juiio Diaz over 10 rounds, a bout coming nine months after the two fought to a draw.
Broner will be performing at the MGM Grand for the third time in the span of four fights. Along with his win over Molina, the 25-year old scored a 10-round decision over Carlos Molina (no relation to John Jr.) on the undercard of Mayweather’s first win over Maidana.
Jake Donovan is the Managing Editor of BoxingScene.com. Twitter: @JakeNDaBox
http://www.boxingscene.com/broner-porter-done-deal-june-20-nbc-primetime--90957