Someone tried to say that if Abril could beat Rios, Broner automatically could. Thats the sign of a newbie to the sport. If that was the case then JuanMa hits wasy harder than Broner because he torched Ponce in less than a round and Broner couldn't even hurt Ponce. But thats not how it works. Every matchup creates variables and a chemistry of its own and Triangle Theories are not reliable because there are too many dynamics in a fight.
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I don't like seriously undeveloped beings emotionally as Broner is but I am not one of those who says that as soon as he fights "fill in the balnks" he will lose. You don't have to like a fighter to see the potential and skills, thats bias. No, he is not going to take over Boxing, he will win some and lose some and can be a star. Nor and I going to say he is some monster with 8 arms. He is human.
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Originally posted by PBP View PostFact of the matter is you can't compare Broner's performance against Rees and DeMarco and assume he will fight the guys at 140 the same way. There's a lot more things that can happen over the course of the year and there's a lot of things in Broner's game that he hasn't and hasn't needed to put on display yet.
People just need to chill the **** out and just wait.
There's plenty of great fights at 140 that need to be made right now. Broner isn't needed in that division yet. He's a lightweight that makes weight drinking a can of Sprite.
Garcia/Khan/Peterson/Matthysse/Judah all need to fight each other
Broner needs to fight Abril/Bogere winner and Ricky Burns/Vasquez winner.
That's the only fights that matter at these weights right now. Everything else is just fantasy fights and speculation.
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Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP View PostWBC lightweight champion Adrien Broner (26-0, 22KOs) is seriously considering a a move to 140-pounds as early as his next fight. Broner is hoping to fight WBO champion Ricky Burns, but he won't wait around for the match.
Broner doesn't see any of the top names in the junior welterweight division - including Brandon Rios, Amir Khan, Danny Garcia and Juan Manuel Marquez - who would pose a problem for him.
Broner retained his WBC title for the first time on Saturday night at the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, with a fifth round stoppage of British challenger Gavin Rees.
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this guy talks a lot'a **** for someone who has never fought anyone his own size. I think 140 is where broner gets stopped for the first time. I think matthysse or rios will get the job done
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Originally posted by Realizniguhnit View PostKhan has never lost to anyone that much shorter than him like broner is.. broner would be too small and slow for Khan, maidana hits harder then broner does, broner has a punchers chance against Khan all he does is come forward and ****, Mosley was undefeated at lw too til he stepped up and fought guys his size
Broners not a defensive wizard either rarely moves his head just puts his arms up, against a tall fighter that wont work
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Originally posted by Fighting_Pride View Postthis guy talks a lot'a **** for someone who has never fought anyone his own size. I think 140 is where broner gets stopped for the first time. I think matthysse or rios will get the job done
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