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[patscorpio]

AB destroyed him and ended all his hype

hahahah yes my bro!!!

hes punchy now..its a shame..still cant forgive him for fukking up my parlay by beating caballero

 

[Newzz]

hes punchy now..its a shame..still cant forgive him for fukking up my parlay by beating caballero

I wonder why

Throwback to the #BandCamp days



:aboutbillions:

 

[Newzz]

If this is where he is now, then he just needs to go on & retire officially

 

[staticshock]

 

[Newzz]

We haven't forgotten about you Floyd, you can stop doing this now.

 

[reservoirdogs]

We haven't forgotten about you Floyd, you can stop doing this now.

Isn’t he afraid that someone gonna rob him if he flaunts that kind of money on social media? Idk how heavily is he protected

 

[MasterOfAllHeSurveyz]

Broner is the poster child for fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me. I wouldn't give him the benefit of doubt if he said he'd put the toilet seat up when taking a piss. Done with that dude. About Bullsh!ttin.

'That's your new name. "About Pennies."' - BloodBoxing

 

[Bigblackted4]

Broner on Trainer Switch: I’ve Gotta Go Get My Sh*t Together

By Keith Idec

NEW YORK – Adrien Broner believes he had to go in a different direction to tap into the potential he is certain he still possesses.

That mindset has led him to West Palm Beach, Florida, where he’s working with trainer Kevin Cunningham for his upcoming fight against Omar Figueroa. Cunningham was in Broner’s corner for his unanimous-decision defeat to Mikey Garcia in his last bout, but Cunningham is now in charge because he has replaced Mike Stafford as Broner’s head trainer.

It’s not easy to replace a man who has been by your side since childhood. At the same time, Broner told BoxingScene.com during Showtime’s “2018 Boxing Upfront” event Wednesday that it was a necessary switch.

“It’s not hard because, at the end of the day, if I’m not right, then nobody can be right,” Broner said. “So I’ve gotta go get my sh*t together.”

The 28-year-old Broner (33-3, 24 KOs, 1 NC) has won world titles in four weight classes, but the Cincinnati native’s lopsided loss to Garcia (37-0, 30 KOs) on July 29 and a debatable split-decision victory over Adrian Granados (18-6-2, 12 KOs) in his previous fight have brought the polarizing Broner to a crossroads in his up-and-down career.

“I’m just ready to prepare and show everybody where I should be in this boxing game,” Broner said. “At the end of the day, it’s all because of me. I’m hard on myself, but I’m gonna get it together.”

The no-nonsense Cunningham, a former St. Louis police officer, has had his most noteworthy success training former junior welterweight and welterweight champion Devon Alexander and former welterweight champ Cory Spinks.

“I love everything about him,” Broner said. “Coach Mike is still in my corner, but I just had to switch some things up, tune up some things.”

Broner still has a good relationship with Stafford, but he’s not sure if Stafford will work his corner when he fights Figueroa in a 140-pound bout April 21 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn (Showtime).

“I haven’t decided it yet,” Broner said. “It might be too emotional and I don’t need that. I’ve just gotta stay focused on this fight.”

In his most recent action, the 28-year-old Figueroa (27-0-1, 19 KOs) tore through former four-division champion Robert Guerrero (33-6-1, 18 KOs, 2 NC) on July 15 in Uniondale, New York. Figueroa floored Guerrero five times on his way to a third-round technical knockout that initiated Guerrero’s immediate retirement.

Broner has never watched Figueroa fight, yet knows he needs an impressive win against the Weslaco, Texas, native to turn around his career.

“I need to stop him,” Broner said, “beat his ass.”



Broner on Trainer Switch: I’ve Gotta Go Get My Sh*t Together




Adrien Broner, Robert Easter Jr, and Jamel Herring have all left Mike Stafford to start off 2018...and they all had the same issue dealing with pressure fighters & not letting their hands go



Stafford is a really good start off trainer, but he's not a good enough trainer to help you beat the top level of the sport

To use a basketball reference he’s Mark Jackson of boxing

 

[HeruDat1]

Watch the fight again & look at the end of the 6th & the end of the 8th. Breadman Edwards said the exact same thing I did. There’s no doubt he was stunned/hurt

Nah breh. Kell definitely hit Spence with some nice straight shots, straight right but never visibly hurt, the hometown crowd getting hype from shots landed

 

[mr. smoke weed]

I havent heard Spence mention Figgy; that boy may be scared if I dont hear a call out by Oct......You just cant call yourself a man or a alpha if you cant avenge a L; I damn well wouldnt let a nikka like Figgy blow smoke saying he beat me in the amateurs

 

[mr. smoke weed]

Mikey is textbook nothing special; Danny would counter his slow ass to death.....If Broner body shots is folding him imagine Mikey eating a Swift hook to the body

Mikey wouldn't let Danny get his feet set to begin with, Secondly, what Broner body shot folded Mikey?

 

[ChocolateGiddyUp]

Mikey wouldn't let Danny get his feet set to begin with, Secondly, what Broner body shot folded Mikey?

Based off what?? I can't recall any fights where Mikey was a nikka

 

[MasterOfAllHeSurveyz]

Based off what?? I can't recall any fights where Mikey was a nikka

You don't have to to make a fighter reset. You can make an opponent reset with a jab, feint, side-step, pivot, etc..

 

[The axe murderer]

You don't have to to make a fighter reset. You can make an opponent reset with a jab, feint, side-step, pivot, etc..

Yeah mikey got one of the best jabs in the game

 

[The axe murderer]

get knocked out by a jab brehs