Antonio DeMarco-Adrien Broner set up for Nov. 17th

Good fight. Broner close UD.

 

Great fight, we'll see if Broner steps up to the occasion. If he does like I think, all of his naysayers need to own up and give dude his props. I'm sure some won't though. Now we just have to cross our fingers and hope nothing stops or ****s up the legitimacy of this fight.

 

eh..he already failed his real test vs ponce

 

:deal Truth...

 

Wrong he won the fight and that was ages ago and if he re matched him now he schools his ass and you know it. You wouldn't put a cent on PDL in a rematch with Tha Problem.:deal

 

taking any & all bets Broner beats this guy easy #teamPrinceN

 

broner by 7-9 round ko

 

doesn't matter if it was ages ago, that was his first real test and he failed it.......

 

:thumbsup

 

Considering Broner is a full blown lightweight (if he even makes weight) and PDL is still at 26.... Not to mention PDL power hasnt carried well from 22. Then he moved up to 30 to fight Broner and still won, but didn't get the decision.

But if the fight took place at 26-30, I'd put money on PDL.

 

first real test. lets not make it out to be more than it is... first real test.

 

There are so many variables in this fight and I am excited to see how they will play out. Demarco is rangier than anybody Broner has fought, plus he has some pop, but is he fast and accurate enough to land on Broner? Broner can look at the Valero fight for counter punching technique, but will he be able to get under or around Demarco's longer shots?

 

Actually, Demarco is about the same size as Jason Litzau and like in that fight, Broner will eventually look to jump inside and do damage.

Demarco, being a lefty, may present more problems. He will probably be a lot more aggressive than Litzau was in order to keep Broner on the defensive.

 

Broner by stoppage

 

Let me help you say what you meant to say. "Glass-jawed Linares was out-boxing DeMarco before DeMarco's pressure made Linares wilt. PDL beat Broner until the a.) inept or b.) corrupt judges showed up."