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Adrien Broner, who plans to return to the ring on June 20th in Cincinnati, beat John Molina in a super-lightweight bout by a unanimous points decision. Former three-division world champion Broner took his record to 30-1, with the judges scoring the fight 120-108, 120-108 and 118-110. Ohio's Broner was a comfortable winner - Californian Molina rarely threatened - but that did not bother him. [Click Here To Read More]
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He should've atleast been exciting against that bum. -
he did what he had to do against a guy who wasnt interested in throwing punches.Comment
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I'm pretty sure Matthysse hits harder than Broner yet against Matthysse Molina was swinging away & exchanging & last night against Broner he was very hesitant to throw punches, it was like he was asking Broner permission to throw punches. I thought Molina could have done a lot more & better..Comment
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Molina didnt engage much, it was a bad performance but I wouldnt say his style was negative, he was there to be hit, Broners power is very suspect, I really thought he shouldve stopped this shopworn Molina. John Molina isnt very good and Im not impressed with Broner going 12 uneventful rounds with him.Comment
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That was definitely not the same molina that fought mathysse. I think he was overwhelmed with broners speed. Broner made him miss a lot and made him pay. on another note, fck Broner for that running around the ring in the last round, the same way Floyd did against maidana in the second fight.Comment
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How do you not put up a photo of the funniest moment of the night, when Broner's trunks were standing straight out below the trunk line?
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