Did anyone else feel bad for broner?

[Fury4daWIN]

I feel bad for Broner in the sense that he never won the genetic lottery and is going to go through the rest of his life making ****** decisions and getting screwed over by every opportunistic fcuk who crosses his path. Very hard to feel sorry for him as an individual though. His problems are entirely of his own making. And the whole Floyd thing is just hilarious.

[MDPopescu]

I wouldn't feel bad for broner if he was dying from cancer

... never think like that -- it's a unholy...

[bojangles1987]

**** Broner.

[ThumperMcDougal]

cant never feel bad for a man whos paper stack right,

Exactly

AB's a man. He might have been sad calling him out when he was 10 lol.

[TheBoxingXpert]

Broner doesn't seem like a good guy to me, so no, I don't feel sorry for him.

[-Kev-]

Floyd criticized him the same way fans do. If Floyd supported Broner's behavior and bad mouthing people, fans would have called Floyd an ******* anyway. Floyd did the right thing by disassociating himself from Broner. Floyd's done ****** things, but Broner is a higher level of ****** that you definitely don't want to associate yourself. Mayweather has a brand to build even post-pro boxing, that's why he has calmed down over the years and is trying to be politically correct when he speaks.

[Beercules]

cant never feel bad for a man whos paper stack right,

[Razcal26]

He's a grown ass man. He needs to really establish himself away from Floyd and become his own man.

He wants Floyds respect more than anything but Floyd is just looking at him like, "You ain't what I thought you were, I'm done."

It pisses him off.

[NapalmKnuckles]

You mean "Can Man" Broner? "Took his belt and his girl" Broner? "After I fck him up he'll speak English" Broner?

I'm gutted for the guy.

[SCEN3RY]

I felt bad for him when Floyd dropped that rant on him, it was too personal imo, there was not need for that. I thought it was very natural for Broner to call Floyd out after that, wasn't even surprised.