Comments Thread For: Adrien Broner: I'm Going To Make The Most of This Second Chance

[Combat Talk Radio]

"Coach Cunningham is a no-nonsense type of trainer who keeps me accountable for everything I do inside and outside the ring.

Yeah but...he told you let your hands go against Vargas and you didn't do it. So

[thack]

In his prime Broner was one hell of a talent , although I always had the su****ion a little too small at welter a little too big at light-welter.I think the bubble burst with Maidana his second fight up at welter . He has had his own problems and I don't really see him being a real threat at any weight anymore .

[juanpablo]

I don't know why a lot of people want to see him fail. Like, I get most people want to see him lose fights (I was one of them) but some of ya'll just want to see him fail in life, damn. I hope he makes the most out of it, it'll be up to him what that amounts to

[TheIronMike]

this is like the 4th or 5th chance

[predatordog]

Homeboy is as delusional as ever, first of all what he calls mental problems is very likely Drug addiction and neither goes away just like that , you have to work a disciplined program as you would training for a boxing match, the difference being, mental problems and drug addiction are a permanent life style change and treatment, I seriously doubt he has the discipline needed to survive

[PBR Streetgang]

"I'm Going To Make The Most of This Second Chance"

Broner then proceeds to come in overweight and average about half a punches thrown a round. Judges will gift him an undeserved win and he will say in interview that he wanted the knockout but his opponent was running the whole night.

[predatordog]

I don't know why a lot of people want to see him fail. Like, I get most people want to see him lose fights (I was one of them) but some of ya'll just want to see him fail in life, damn. I hope he makes the most out of it, it'll be up to him what that amounts to

He’s always been a very unlikable person, he has only himself to blame for his lack of popularity, I myself think he’s partied way too much and has been inactive for way too long to be effective, Im sure they’ll stand up a corpse in front of him in his first comeback fight in order to look good but I for one think he’s done at an elite level.

[predatordog]

In his prime Broner was one hell of a talent , although I always had the su****ion a little too small at welter a little too big at light-welter.I think the bubble burst with Maidana his second fight up at welter . He has had his own problems and I don't really see him being a real threat at any weight anymore .

You’re right I also think he partied whatever greatness he had a long time ago

[Boxviewer]

I don't know why a lot of people want to see him fail. Like, I get most people want to see him lose fights (I was one of them) but some of ya'll just want to see him fail in life, damn. I hope he makes the most out of it, it'll be up to him what that amounts to

It's people who are bitter about their miserable life want to see others fall in life as well imo. If you are happy in life you won't have so much negativity in your thinking.

[kingstip9]

Broners not a p4p fighter and never will be.
His crab stance was an issue even when he was fighting fighters like William kickett
or Daniel ponce de Leon

the fight against maidana is one of the most satisfying fights I’ve seen live