Comments Thread For: Adrien Broner: Marcos Maidana Won't Fight Me Again

[Ringlife]

Let's see how Broner vs Porter plays out if Broner pulls it off which I don't think he will, but if he does I would like to see the rematch between Broner vs Maidana, even though I have a feeling Haymon wants to make Maidana vs Thurman which is a fight I would like to see.

[John Barron]

A lot of people are saying the fight was very much one sided, to be honest it was not. Marcos Maidana got over due to the drama of the knockdowns in my honest opinion. I don't like Broner, but even I saw the guy actually pushing Maidana back and hurting Maidana. Broner just was defensively responsible, and just like what happened with Dirrell didn't measure the distance correctly and got hit with a flush kd shot. Especially if you look at the final round Broner looked like he could had stopped Maidana, due to the combinations he was landing and making Maidana go to the ropes.

Maidana knows the risk of fighting Broner again.

revisionist bull**** right here.

it was competitive doe
broner was coming on strong doe

[Just Now Hit Me]

If Broner-Maidana was a 15 round fight, Maidana would've stopped Broner in brutal, definitive fashion. Maidana is on record saying Victor Ortiz was his toughest opponent not Broner. Broner is just trying to protect his ego. He knows in his heart he could never beat Maidana in any universe.

[theocdog]

Porter is about to make Broners name even bigger.

[creekrat77]

I think Broner would have a good chance to beating Marcos. Sure that was a hard fight to come back and win once Maidana steam rolled him but if he only didn't let Marcos get off first in so many instances. Probably just the virtue of Broner being a counter puncher but he was having success once he pressed the offensive and backed Madiana up. You can't let someone like Marcos get off first, he is a sniper with that overhand right. If you're in range it's a hard punch for him to miss