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  • LeadPunch
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    #101
    Originally posted by Keitha313
    He isn't an average boxer, he is very talented its just he lacks depth to his fight game.

    When Broner was down at 130/135lbs he had a massive weight advantage at times, he looked like a monster compared to the guys he was fighting but now at 147lbs we only now get to see how not special he is but regardless of that he is a talented fighter he just so happened to of came across Maidana a man who crushes American hype.
    I agree that he has talent, but when you have such a big void above the shoulders you can have all the talents of the world, that won't make you great or even very good.

    I might be wrong, but I see Broner has a fighter on whom others fighters will feast on "a la Berto", until his name means pretty much nothing.

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    • The Big Dunn
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      #102
      Originally posted by Keitha313
      More like it might make Broner realize without his clear weight advantage at 147 he doesn't stand much of a chance against fighters who can pressurize him.
      Being able to make lower weight has been an advantage many fighters have used. ODH and Nonito are 2 that come to mind-they could make the lower weight comfortably then rehydrate and the size advantage would help. If Broner does that-so be it.

      But he said he is staying at ww-so perhaps he will fight Maidana again and we will see.

      He lost to a bigger, more experienced fighter. Big deal!

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        #103
        Originally posted by Ivansmamma
        Maybe you are right but Broner probably wouldn't have fought floyd until 2015 in that case so in the short run a Maidana win gets more options for Floyd.
        you might be right. but if he had looked better against paulie and maidana he may have gotten the fight in Spet 2014.

        Broner cost himself so much by failing to capitalize on the opportunities he got. Hopefully, he cuts out gaining 25-50lbs between fights andgets serious.

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          #104
          Originally posted by LA_2_Vegas
          IDK to me the size difference between him and Maidana was somewhat striking once the fight started. i wasn't as much surprised to see him hurt to the chin since Maidana is a huge puncher, as i was to see him manhandled. I thought his base was going to be a key attribute at ww, but he was pushed off it often. I guess he did look more sturdy once he got his feet back under him after being hurt early, but still.. he looked in over his head... it's gonna be a tough adjustment for the next 2-3 fights if he stays at WW
          I say broner was juiced and he was pushing maidana all over the ring. try a new pair of glasses lol

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            #105
            Originally posted by The Big Dunn
            Broner cost himself so much by failing to capitalize on the opportunities he got. Hopefully, he cuts out gaining 25-50lbs between fights andgets serious.
            He should really count himself lucky that he came through the maidana fight without being knocked out and be glad that he still has opportunities like the offer from Floyd to fight on his undercard and rebuild at 140.

            I guess he dosen't see it that way and seems to believe he can still make it on his own.

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              #106
              Originally posted by Respect Power
              I respect that he's staying at 147 . I can say a lot of things about broner but I can't ever say he doesn't have heart . He's a fighter ...... No more tomato cans thou !
              there is no respect earned. he cannot make a lower weight being way to heavy in between fights

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                #107
                Originally posted by lutenco
                BRONER vs BERTO....BUM vs BUM....on ESPN 3!!!
                espn3 online! haha

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                  #108
                  Originally posted by Ivansmamma
                  He should really count himself lucky that he came through the maidana fight without being knocked out and be glad that he still has opportunities like the offer from Floyd to fight on his undercard and rebuild at 140.

                  I guess he dosen't see it that way and seems to believe he can still make it on his own.
                  Yes, Broner is getting a lot of chances but thats because he and Canelo will be pushed hard by GBP as their future stars.

                  I am not a big broner fan but i like his hubris. He thinks highly of himself which I dont mind. I just don't think the Duran/Hatton in between fights lifestyle model is what he should be copying.

                  Dude loves the spotlight-only problem is the spotlight illuminates the good and the bad equally.

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                    #109
                    Originally posted by The Big Dunn
                    Yes, Broner is getting a lot of chances but thats because he and Canelo will be pushed hard by GBP as their future stars.

                    I am not a big broner fan but i like his hubris. He thinks highly of himself which I dont mind. I just don't think the Duran/Hatton in between fights lifestyle model is what he should be copying.

                    Dude loves the spotlight-only problem is the spotlight illuminates the good and the bad equally.
                    I guess almost infinite self belief is what is needed to make it at that level. Still i can't stand how classless he acts against his opponents even after the fight is over.

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                    • LeadPunch
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                      #110
                      Originally posted by Ivansmamma
                      I guess almost infinite self belief is what is needed to make it at that level. Still i can't stand how classless he acts against his opponents even after the fight is over.
                      Other fighters had given bad images of boxing in the past, but I think Borner brings it at an even lower level. It's OK to be flashy, but there is a certain line you don't want to cross. Broner has crossed it many times already. He's the perfect definition of a loose cannon.

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