
The Complete Adrien Broner Timeline
Adrien Broner’s career is marked by legendary nights in the ring and notorious incidents outside of it. Strap yourselves in for a comprehensive timeline of Broner’s professional boxing career.
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Adrien Broner’s career is marked by legendary nights in the ring and notorious incidents outside of it. Strap yourselves in for a comprehensive timeline of Broner’s professional boxing career.

After producing a puppet he mockingly called “The Trash Can Man” and mimicking Adrien Broner's insults at a pre-fight press conference, Blair Cobbs said that on Friday there is only one thing left to do.

Adrien Broner is running late. In that sense, it’s business as usual for “The Problem,” who returns to the ring for the first time in a year to face Blair Cobbs this Friday in Hollywood, Florida.

A fired-up welterweight Adrien Broner passionately addressed those who had left him in the past then singled out his current promoter, Don King, as the only one willing to help him secure fights.

When Adrien Broner was late to Tuesday’s press conference Don King was left asking his staff: “Where’s our problem child?”

Pick It: Xander Zayas vs. Patrick Teixeira When to Watch: Saturday, June 8, 11 p.m. Eastern Time / 4 a.m. BST How to watch: ESPN, ESPN Deportes and ESPN+ in the United States; Sky Sports in the United Kingdom

Junior welterweight Adrien Broner is aiming to reclaim a world title in what many consider his final act as a boxer. Part of his inspiration comes from his first boxing coach, the late Michael Stafford.

Junior welterweight Blair Cobbs is preparing for the biggest fight of his career under the guidance of his new trainer, Justin Gamber. Cobbs will face Adrien Broner on June 7 at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino.

Junior welterweight Adrien Broner believes Terence Crawford is the pound-for-pound No. 1 fighter in boxing, but his teammate Gervonta Davis is the sport’s biggest star.

Coach Calvin Ford has known Adrien Broner for a long time, as has the trainer’s No. 1 protege, WBA lightweight titleholder Gervonta “Tank” Davis. When Davis was a prospect, Broner often brought him around.