Adrien Broner is a Drunk and needs Help. ASAP

[HisExcellency]

life is tough thats true, boxing is tough so if u navigate both thats pretty damn good going, or maybe even 1, anyone who makes it to some sort of retirement has to be applauded, broner had it then lost it it seems, maybe thats even harder to take

True...these guys get used to the fame and adulation of performing in front of millions and simply can't COPE once their career's over regardless of how much money they've made. Apparently, Hatton left $40m so would never have to work again but that still didn't stop him from ending it all. Tragic.

[Smash]

True...these guys get used to the fame and adulation of performing in front of millions and simply can't COPE once their career's over regardless of how much money they've made. Apparently, Hatton left $40m so would never have to work again but that still didn't stop him from ending it all. Tragic.

u would have thought he would have found a way to cope with millions in the bank, maybe all the drink & drugs just put his brain chemicals completely out of whack there was no way to save it all

[MalevolentBite]

"Say what you want about Floyd he aint this".

Yea, Floyd just have gambling issues and domestic violence issues.

Domestic violence cases aren't always cut and dry as most people think. Not saying he was right or justified.

Experience- former military police officer.

[MalevolentBite]

Lol yet another boxer who's let himself go...what a sorry state of affairs for a 36yo.

It's amazing how these so-called 'tough guys' just seem to QUIT on life when their career is over by either becoming addicted to drink, drugs or food. It's a dangerous combination and the consequences can be devastating (RIP Ricky).

Broner had demons way before he got famous.

[Gary Coleman]

Cam a real one.

Stood on business for his employee and saved Broner from embarrassing himself further.

[Spray_resistant]

He has to find something that is more important to him in life than the release and temporary high he gets from being drunk.

[elfag]

Domestic violence cases aren't always cut and dry as most people think. Not saying he was right or justified.

Experience- former military police officer.

Even more suspect when his baby momma died of an OD at like 41. I. Sure she was real pleasant to deal with.

Look at guys like Bivol and Mosley and the bull schit they had to deal with their wives, they should be given an award for the tremendous restraint they showed for NOT beating their exes

And military wives.... Where do you even start, tons of cheating going on there, a lot of rushed marriages and the girls looking to secure one of these guys, then a lot of them don't work and sit around gossip with the other wives all day or monitor their husbands and annoy the hell out of them on spending when they don't even work

[GhostofDempsey]

Floyd ain't this? He beat his baby-mama in front of his kids and went to prison for domestic abuse. He has a long history of abusing women and getting into sc****s with the law and civilians.

Broner got a taste of wealth and blew it on overindulgence. Happens to a lot of young guys who grow up poor and come into big money at a young age.

[Madison Boxing]

hes a real credit to the community lol....another deadbeat waste of space

[daggum]

sad to see an all time great like broner falling on hard times