He bit the security guard? Dude better have been big as **** or I'm ashamed to be a Broner fan . :bart Let the hate threads flourish! I mean a boxer being arrested for fighting is unheard of, so we HAVE to make tons of threads talking **** about the man right?
have to admit when i heard bite man in miami this was the first thing i thought This content is protected
no worries bro you got plenty to be embarrassed about. Amir "I have one of the best chins in boxing" Khan for one. David Price......Derek Chisora (who's actually cool imo)...... Nathan Cleverly, Tyson Fury **** man I could be here all night finishing this list I'll just leave it that
lol, yeah we do! Anything to be called a G! He's a G! G is good ok, now im sounding like all the other ****ing lemmings here...
In some states "assualt" and "battery" are consider the same thing. In many others they are not. In the Broner case he made verbal threats which brought about the "assault" charge and he bit someone bringing about the "battery" charge. Assault, which is quite different from battery is the threatening of a victim, generally verbal. Although assault does not include the actual touching of the victim, the victim believes that he/she is being threatened and in danger of being harmed. Battery, is the actual harming of the individual, either physical or verbal. Although some states have replaced the word "battery" with the word "assault", most states have kept them as two different crimes/charges. "Assault - To place another in APPREHENSION of an offensive and imminent bodily contact (a battery). NOTE this is not fear. Therefore, if a 100 pound weakling cocks his fist menacingly at a 300 pound professional bodybuilder, said bodybuilder would not be fearful, but can apprehend that the weakling may hit him, resulting in a battery. Battery - An intentional harmful or offensive contact with a person or an object intimately connected to said person. Basically, any intentional body to body contact meant to be harmful and/or offensive is a battery. No injury needs to occur necessarily (but with no injury, damages will be low). Also, I could swipe an object out of your hand in anger. That too would be a battery".
He bit a guy breaking up the fight. The guy probably grabbed him from behind and around the neck and he bit. Exactly what you probably should do in a street fight. On another note, as a pro Boxer he should not be getting into street fights.