Comments Thread For: Adrien Broner: B*tch-Ass Thurman Said I'm Not AB; We See That!

[lowblows420]

Broner is the truth

[Tatabanya]

Broner deluded as always.

Thurman actually tried to win and made it a close fight despite being dropped and hurt.

Broner did nothing and survived 12 rounds and lost every round.

And he even had the nerve to say that he won in the post-fight interview.

[STREET CLEANER]

Thurman got dropped because he was actually trying to win. Broner just wait like he always does.

Broner doesn't punch when the other fighter is active.

[markther]

It's because that Maidana fight ruined him mentally. It left him psychologically scarred; To the point of his being too defensive, not throwing enough punches and becoming too gun shy in order to win fights.

Physically, he is fine but he was damn near knocked out in the Maidana fight. He miraculously recovered and lasted all twelve rounds. However, he has not been the same fighter since.

Good points, agreed. Maidana definitely made him more gun shy than he already was. I still remember the look on his face when he got dropped and leaving the ring after the fight.

[Califire209]

AB has a chin and power to give Thurman problems if he actually tries to engage in War.
AB has heart but he's No Warrior.

[Rigpig]

AB is a punk and a snitch. He fought 12 rounds scared. He wasn’t even trying to land the **** he was throwing. He’s a gatekeeper and he’ll be broke one day guaranteed

[bronx7]

Broner lost 10 rounds about but the part he’s proud of is that one of his few punches scratched mannys eye didn’t detach any retina or tear it he wouldn’t have fight Thurman

[Theosis26]

My man keith would put hands on Broner. I wasn't all that interested in seeing them go at it, but after all broners trash talk i wanna see them fight

[markther]

Everyone says the same bs

Broner doesn't throw because he's one dimensional

As if broner would be great if he threw more

He cant throw punches and play d at the same time

He's also scared to get hit

He throws punches when it's a soft opponent

But anyone with a pulse and he doesn't throw because he's one dimensional and a biatch

ALL Fighters protect themselves inside the ring and have a certain level of fear of what they could get hit with. And ALL fighters practice defense to avoid certain shots that could cause damage or hurt them. ALL fighters practice how to throw shots at certain angles to avoid absorbing the total impact of a punch. ALL fighters have a certain level of fear of being hit because they know how dangerous it is inside the ring. Some may have more fear than others but they all have fear, including the all time greats historically.

My point was, for whatever reason, Broner in those losses just didn’t let his hands go. Of course when your in the ring with a heavier and more powerful puncher, their is more danger in letting your hands go. So I would agree that he did it more with less dangerous opposition. But I would stop short of saying he is afraid to be in the ring because I truly respect anyone that signs up to be a professional fighter and accepts the inherent risks that come with. I do agree also that AB is 1 dimensional a lot of times.

I would not call any fighter a b@tch unless I know what it’s like to actually be in the ring myself. It’s easy to challenge a mans toughness or lack there of when you don’t know what it’s like yourself, never being in a professional fight. I try not to be a keyboard warrior and try to respect all of them. I may joke about them sometimes but I respect the danger they take on in that ring. And ALL fighters are afraid to get hit before or during a fight. Tyson, Holyfield, Roy Jones Jr, BHop, Sugar Ray, Ali, Manny, among others and Ali spoke on that. They just said it’s how you channel that fear in a fight to be victorious. So those comments that you are making don’t make any sense unless you have fought professionally and have experienced being inside the ring yourself as a pro and in with a big puncher.

[Bundt]

Good ol Broner. His comments are entertaining and just as delusional about his successes as Amir Khan.