Comments Thread For: Broner Tried to Help Granados Deal With the Ed Brown Tragedy

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By Keith Idec - The first time Ed Brown got shot, Adrian Granados was in training camp, helping Adrien Broner prepare for his welterweight title fight against Marcos Maidana. Broner, a rising star at the time, and Granados were developing a friendship born out of respect established during spirited sparring sessions. When he wasn't in camp, Granados and Brown were close friends who trained alongside one another at the same gym on the West Side of Chicago for many years...
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[Bronx2245]

That's all love right there! I didn't know the man, but R.I.P. Mr. Brown!

[HURTFEELINGS]

Broner is going to ruin his bad human being reputation here on boxingscene, with stories like this.....nevermind, I forgot the kind of people we have on here.... but WTG Broner.

[alexguiness]

The usual Thug life BS.

[JASON SHAW]

The usual Thug life BS.

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THE USUAL BUM LIFE HATE B.S....

[A.K]

I hate anyone who hates broner off top

[lizard_man]

I seriously don't understand why this is a story. Did anyone actually read the article? Broner didn't do anything special. Granados was in camp with Broner at the time of brown's murder. Broner gave his condolences. What the **** else was he supposed to do? Kick him out of camp? All of a sudden broner is mother Teresa for feeling sympathy towards a sparring partners close death

[New England]

nice article.


what's happening in chicago has to stop. it has to start with gun legislation, but it can't stop there. people have to wake up and take a look around. too many people are being killed. this has got to stop. there's going to have to be a movement to stop this, and it has to come out of chicago and out of hte neighborhoods that are having to deal with all of the violence.

[nycsmooth]

Typical gang life and violence of Chicago but a very different side rarely shown 4 Broner maybe he's seen the light & can clean himself up w/ that foul mouth & actually becomes some1 the public can respect..

[-Kev-]

I'll be honest, I had no idea who Ed Brown was but glancing at his record and youtube vids real quick, a 6'1" welter, 20-0 16 KO's, he could've been a problem if he was trained right and focused on boxing 100%. Too bad he couldn't stay out of trouble. RIP to a fallen boxer though, always sad to hear any boxer die young.