A focused Broner will beat Maidana easily in the rematch..you'll see.

[Tay Roc]

everyone wants to talk..no one wants to bet..because inside they know..

I'll take all of your points, chump.

I'll even give you 2:1 odds.

Maxy takes all bets, don't care...any odds

[Pain~Lucy]

yes! after this rematch, broner will never exist in boxing

[mathed]

Huh, is TS serious? Broner will get beaten down even worse this time.

[-MEGA-]

I hope it's at the stub hub

[killamoneymike]

i dont know about easily but i do believe a FOCUSED Adrien Broner can beat Maidana.

and God knows he was not focused last time. he was ****ing off to no degree. wanted to live his life as well as be the next floyd mayweather in boxing. he thought he was ill. you dont become the next floyd mayweather that way. hard work and dedication baby. he didnt have enough of it.

[Syf]

I think Maidana will also adjust and improve to get a KO this time

a focused Broner vs focused & confident Maidana

Maidana wins KO 6-8th rnd

Indeed... Maidana has shown his knack for improvement already. He is a thinking brutal fighter. I hold that Maidana can actually adjust better than Broner. He straightened his shots for Karass, which would have disposed of Khan, and he was a bull in the clinch relentless with Broner which would have dealt with Devin. If Broner wants to fight from the outside Maidana can introduce him to his jab and straight right. If Broner wants to try to be more busy that will open him up to be iced.

Maidana not only outslugged Broner.. he outboxed him. In a rematch Broner is stopped. What a fool.

[jwheels9876]

i dont know about easily but i do believe a FOCUSED Adrien Broner can beat Maidana.

and God knows he was not focused last time. he was ****ing off to no degree. wanted to live his life as well as be the next floyd mayweather in boxing. he thought he was ill. you dont become the next floyd mayweather that way. hard work and dedication baby. he didnt have enough of it.

He doesn't have the skill..focus is not going to win you fights at the top level.

[mathed]

Broner has no chance because of his mindset. The first fight tells you everything you need to know about the guy. He has been pampered as a "prodigy" his entire life and he he has not had to change one single thing about his game, he won't become a mover or a technical boxer in a few month's time. Furthermore, every time he gets hit, he just shakes head and pretends that it didn't happen as if that means no one else saw it happen and the damage he suffered from the punch doesn't matter.

He will just pretend the loss never happened and come into this fight the same way he did last time except on the inside, he is a scared little kid, nothing more. The pressure of the event will come to light as he is walking to the ring and he will fold up like a napkin much worse than he did last time because he has never had to deal with a loss before and all he knows is denial.

His career is already over, just move on and put your hope in another upcoming boxer. The guy will end up like JuanMa.....the fall from the pedestal is a long, painful journey that most never recover from.

[texasboi15]

[QUOTE=robust_;14121710]I'll take all of your points, chump.

I'll even give you 2:1 odds.

Maxy takes all bets, don't care...any odds[/QUOTE

It's on..BET GOOD!!

[KingTito]

His problem was not focusing, it was his inability to move around and use his legs. I saw him focused enough for the most part. Aside from his little shoulder stretching and humping antics, he seemed pretty focused to me. Just looked lost on how to deal with a big, strong, powerful come forward fighter who was active all night and in his face. Broner is a fighter inside, he's not a boxer, he won't box him he will fight him again and all Maidana has to do is the same exact thing he did the first fight.

This pretty much sums it up.