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Broner Praises Vasyl Lomachenko: He's a Great Fighter

•Jun 22, 2014

Three division champion Adrien Broner sat ringside on Saturday night at the StubHub Center in Carson, California. He was impressed with Vasyl Lomachenko (2-1, 1KO), who captured the vacant WBO featherweight title with a twelve round decision over previously undefeated Gary Russell Jr. (24-1, 14KOs). Because of Lomachenko's vast amateur experience, and two Olympic gold medals, Broner was not surprised that he captured a world title in only his third professional contest.

NSAC Gives Adrien Broner Warning For Racial Comments

Mike Coppinger

•Jun 17, 2014

Adrien Broner easily defeated Carlos Molina on May 3, and then made comments that got him in hot water, even in the Wild West-esque world that is boxing. Broner said during his post-fight interview with Jim Gray: "I just beat the f--- out of a Mexican." On Tuesday, Broner stood before the Nevada State Athletic Commission to answer for the controversial remarks.

Arum: Broner is Mediocre, Not Competitive With Pacquiao

Keith Idec

•May 10, 2014

Even if promotional squabbles and premium-cable battles weren’t obvious obstacles, Bob Arum doesn’t think boxing consumers would be overly interested in the Manny Pacquiao-Adrien Broner bout Broner publicly discussed last week. “As far as Broner is concerned, let’s be honest about Broner,” Arum told BoxingScene.com. “There’s all this nonsense and all this media attention that he got. The kid is a mediocre fighter. I mean, he got exposed by Maidana. And then in his last fight against Molina, a guy who can’t fight and hadn’t fought for over a year, he struggled with the guy. So, I mean, he can call out Manny and so forth. The point is, he’s not competitive with a Pacquiao.”

Espinoza Boxing Club Applaud Broner's Suspension

Rick Reeno

•May 7, 2014

Frank Espinoza, manager of junior welterweight contender Carlos Molina, was furious with last Saturday's post-fight comments that were made by former three division world champion Adrien Broner. Following his unanimous decision victory over Molina at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Broner stated on live television that he "just beat the f*** out of a Mexican." The live crowd, which was filled with thousands of Mexican fans on Cinco De Mayo weekend, showered him with loud boos. Showtime's Jim Gray immediately cut Broner off and told him to show "class and dignity."

Adrien Broner Sued By Woman From His Sex Tape

David P. Greisman

•May 7, 2014

One of the women seen in a sex tape with Adrien Broner has sued the former three-division titleholder, claiming damages from Broner allegedly subsequently releasing that footage to the public. The lawsuit was filed in Clark County, Nevada, on May 1. BoxingScene.com has obtained a copy of the filing. Broner is accused of breach of contract; breach of an implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing in contract; breach of good faith and fair dealing in tort; and negligence.

WBC Suspends Adrien Broner Over 'Mexican' Swipe

Random Hits

•May 7, 2014

Statement From The World Boxing Council Adrien Broner, a former WBC lightweight champion, has offended many people around the world with his words during the interview after his fight with Carlos Molina. [Broner stated, following the May 3rd bout, that he "just beat the f*** out of a Mexican"]. The World Boxing Council holds human equality as its banner and will not accept a former WBC champion to make racially offensive statements.

CompuBox: Broner Clips 43% of Shots on Molina

CompuBox

•May 5, 2014

Former three division world champion Adrien Broner debuts at 140-lbs and win a lackluster decision over Carlos Molina, who avg'd just 55 punches thrown per round. Broner landed 24 of 61 per round and landed 43% of his power shots- never hurting Molina.

Broner: I'd Like To Fight Pacquiao Before He Leaves

BoxingScene Staff

•May 4, 2014

In his debut in the 140-pound division, three-division world champion Adrien "The Problem" Broner bounced back from the first loss of his career with a unanimous decision win (99-91, 98-92, 100-90) over Carlos Molina. Broner (28-1, 22 KO), who was fighting for the first time since his surprising loss to Maidana last December, started slow and was hit by a crushing overhand right from the confident Molina in the second round. While locked up in the third, Broner wrestled and tossed Molina (17-2-1, 13 KOs) to the ground, earning a hard warning by referee Kenny Bayless.

Team Molina Furious With Broner's "Mexican Comment"

Rick Reeno

•May 4, 2014

MGM Grand, Las Vegas - Frank Espinoza, manager of Carlos Molina, tells BoxingScene.com that his entire team was offended by Adrien Broner's post-fight interview from Saturday night. The fight, which took place as part of the Mayweather-Maidana Showtime Pay-Per-View, saw Broner win a ten round unanimous decision. After his victory, Broner generated a frenzy from the crowd with his post-fight comments.

Broner Bounces Back With Decision Over Molina

Rick Reeno

•May 3, 2014

MGM Grand, Las Vegas - Former three division champion Adrien Broner (28-1, 22KOs) returned for the first time since suffering his first career loss last December to Marcos Maidana, and won a ten round unanimous decision over Carlos Molina (17-2-1, 7KOs) in a junior welterweight clash to capture the WBA International title. The scores were 99-91, 98-92, 100-90.