Adrien Broner Biggest Mistake In Life! TURNING DOWN 40 MILLION DOLLARS!

[boliodogs]

I didn't know he turned down that much money. It's much more money than he is worth. He should have said hell yes.

[daggum]

haymon was just doing what is in broners best interest because he knew with 40 millions dollars broner would have killed himself by now. great job haymon. at first it looked like you were being selfish and only looking out for yourself but you really do care

[killakali]

If he doesn't buy in, you could put Emmanuel Steward in the corner and it wouldn't matter.

He's tuned out Mike Stafford, and hopefully Kevin Cunningham can get through to him, but he basically needs Floyd "Money" Mayweather in his corner at this point; Floyd seems to be the only person whose approval that Broner covers at this point.

he doesn't care what floyd says either and has said so saying **** floyd mayweather lol

[_Rexy_]

*looks at huge list of giant mistakes Adrian Broner has made in his life*


yeah, it's top ten.

[SUBZER0ED]

Broner IMO made 2 mistakes:

Should've stayed with HBO where he built a solid fanbase and should've moved from Cincinnati to Vegas as soon as he got his name going to get away from his old neighborhood.

Huge waste of talent.

Broner has too much ego, not enough talent and a complete lack of common sense.

[Scipio2009]

Broner IMO made 2 mistakes:

Should've stayed with HBO where he built a solid fanbase and should've moved from Cincinnati to Vegas as soon as he got his name going to get away from his old neighborhood.

Huge waste of talent.

I would say he made one really big mistake; jumping up to 147lbs to fight Paulie Malignaggi. Not moving from Cincinnati may have hurt some, but the mind**** that was winning a title in Floyd's division wrecked him.

Max out at 135lbs, before then moving to 140 (where he likely sticks, tbh).