Adrien Broner did what he came to do on paper. He jumped two weight classes, won a fight he was supposed to, and left with a lightly regarded belt.
Off paper, he had a far more difficult time with Malignaggi than a fighter with his level of hype should have. Broner gets touted as the future and is generating the sort of buzz and TV ratings to make TV executives hopeful that he will be. He possesses a lot of the physical tools one would want to see.
But, in the ring, he’s been a little bit lucky to get wins over Fernando Quintero and Daniel Ponce De Leon. Last Saturday, he appeared from these eyes to have solidly earned the win over Malignaggi, but it was far from impressive. [Click Here To Read More]
Off paper, he had a far more difficult time with Malignaggi than a fighter with his level of hype should have. Broner gets touted as the future and is generating the sort of buzz and TV ratings to make TV executives hopeful that he will be. He possesses a lot of the physical tools one would want to see.
But, in the ring, he’s been a little bit lucky to get wins over Fernando Quintero and Daniel Ponce De Leon. Last Saturday, he appeared from these eyes to have solidly earned the win over Malignaggi, but it was far from impressive. [Click Here To Read More]


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