Will Adrien Broner Ever Be Relevant Again???

Dear Sirs, can you spare me some v-cash:think

 

OP, he's relevant because you're talking about him.

 

I loathe broner as much as the next guy, but I think he's a but underrated. I think he's a credible contender in the 140 division.

 

He never proved **** to be relevant

 

I'm sure there's a lot of decent enough names in the weight class that he can bully to keep his name out there. I'm not entirely sure who he can and can't beat, but

 

I could see him taking a title at 140. His skills are a bit underappreciated. That said it is laughable that only 2 years ago Ring had him rated #6 P4P. Nuttery.

 

I'm not trying to make light, but wasn't there just a video of Broner sounding like he was going to die soon. It sounded like he was very out of it, but I guess he's okay now.

If matched right, he can still have a career. Not many guys can draw fans in their hometown like Broner did in Cincinnati.

His big problem will be staying disciplined and not ballooning up in weight. Based on how he looked at the weigh-in today, he's not close to 140lbs.

 

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:rofl:rofl:rofl

 

Broner on that corn bread and 40 oz diet!

 

All that **** you posted and hes already a champ in 4 weight classes and hes 25 with only 1 loss that he wants to avenage. you's a clown!!

 

The fact he was relevant at any point is baffling considering he lost to Ponce De Leon and has never looked impressive. Typical Americans hyping up a loser again.

 

I dont believe he can live up the hype they were building around him. He can win some decent fights here and there but will fell short against top fighters.

 

Not a fan of his but he has achieved a lot more than most at a very young age, he has so much time ahead of him that he will come again and probably be one of the top guy in light welter/ welterweight divisions. Gets some unwarranted stick on here, he did act like a idiot for years but he is at the end of the day a very talented fighter

 

Nope. He's the next Andre Berto.