On August 20 in Hollywood, Florida, American four-weight champion Adrien Browner (34-4-1, 24 KOs) is going to show us all “the best you can be.” You can easily scroll through the news to the past, the year before last – and so on the fights of the brawler to see that he says the same thing every time.
He has ahead of him a battle against ex-champion compatriot Omar Figueroa (28-2-1, 15 KOs), a 12-round welterweight fight (up to 66.7 kg).
Veteran
toldthat “f * pu vomits in training.”
“You talk to me like I’m 65! Do you even know who you’re talking to? Adrian blushed, probably from irritation. “I’m EB, Adrien Broner. You drive. Know that I’m still far from the finish line. My name will always be on the front pages of boxing. I will continue this race and be the best Browner I can be.”
In addition to talking to the media in this spirit, Adrian traditionally actively posts on social networks, swears with everyone in this business and complains about the difficulties of life (yes).
Last fall, Adrian was put behind bars again, and as recently as March, he sank to the bottom altogether: he was seen in a wheelchair. Overdose, let’s go.
Broner: “Dude, don’t offer me booze – I’m in treatment, trying to quit”
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