Did Broner under achieve mang?

[JasonBoxing]

Dude mad under achieved

atg skillset but threw it away

[GelfSara]

Did Absolutely Brainless underachieve?

Depends on your perspective.

If you view AB as a whole, singular entity operating on his own, then no, he did not underachieve--his lack of intelligence and character were always defects which would lead inexorably to his self-destruction.

If, on the other hand, you speculate on what AB could have achieved given ideal or near-ideal circumstances, such as a coach he trusted and had bonded with who guided him from his early teens onward, and an ideal support system (family, friends, etc.)--then yes, AB could have been far, far better than he has been.

[pillowfists98]

No, he was never that good.

[Sid-Knee]

Not at all. He just wasn't that good to begin with. All the excuses in the world won't change that he lost to a past best De Leon but got a gift. It won't change the fact that a finished Malignaggi pushed him to the wire in a close fight. And that's all before he lost any time he stepped up.

[bballchump11]

I wanna say yes, but I think he'd always lose to Maidana and Porter. He made a mistake originally jumping from 135 to 147.

[SkiPete]

His career is not yet over. I think he still has at least a couple more arrests in him before it is all said and done.

[A.K]

He was supposed to be Fighter of the decade!

[.!WAR MIKEY!.]

He over achieved!

[The D3vil]

Yeah, if he were more disciplined and stayed between 135-140, he'd be pushing a Hall of Fame career right now.

There was no reason for him to ever move up to 147. Like Mikey Garcia, that's just too big for his body type.

[The D3vil]

His career is not yet over. I think he still has at least a couple more arrests in him before it is all said and done.

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