Adrien Broner is going to put in some work tomorrow

[New England]

that's true but the division he's in is pure garbage. 126 and 135 are much better yet he stays at 130 even though he could fight at either. he's more like floyd then we realize. when a division is hot floyd runs/retires but when there are baldomirs around he's back! it's just a coincidence he somehow misses all the great fighters around him. what a shame.

christ you guys are reaching

are you serious?

he's 22 years old and he just got on the big stages within the last year and change.

[mathed]

Looks like it'll be a good fight

[Heru]

Broner's strict counterpunching style is going to lose him winnable fights. In the DPDL fight, he couldn't time and pinpoint his counterpunches, but it took him about 5 rounds to adjust to Ponce De Leon and after adjusting for 1-2 rounds and clearly winning the rounds (through leading), he reverted back to his familiar style of strictly counterpunching (what wasn't working) and continued to struggle as he had in previous rounds.

Eloy is going to give him trouble tonight, his speed and footwork can throw off Broner's timing. Perez has trouble against a well timed jab and right hand, but he doesn't have to worry about that tonight. If he feints through his footwork, jabs, is busy (50-60 punches per round is good against Broner), and a few other tactics, he can win this fight (of course, he's going to have to handle Broner's power well the few times he will land and be able to keep up his level of activity).

[SixFootGiant]

Adrien Broner is downright hilarious. He was straight clowning Eloy on Twitter for the whole month

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[MJ223]

Hopefully he puts on a performance befitting of the praise he receives from his fans on here.... Looking forward to it.....

Not sold yet..... WAR Perez

[New England]

bumped this thread to say i told you so and for nothing else.


if you were more sold on perez than you were on broner i feel sorry for you, especially given the events of saturday and the huge gap in class that was apparent during and before (if you know where to look,) the fight

[FrankJack]

Adrien Broner definitely showed that he's a huge future talent for the sport. Seems to try way too hard to sell himself but at the moment, his talent appears to be top notch. I'm interested in seeing how he develops over the course of his career.

[Larry the boss]

boy put that work in