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BROOKLYN, NY – JULY 29: Adrien Broner reacts after losing to Mikey Garcia during their Junior Welterwight bout on July 29, 2017 at the Barclays Center in the Brooklyn borough of New York City. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)
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BROOKLYN, NY – JULY 29: Adrien Broner reacts after losing to Mikey Garcia during their Junior Welterwight bout on July 29, 2017 at the Barclays Center in the Brooklyn borough of New York City. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)
Adrien Broner is one of the most renowned pugilists of the modern boxing era. Over the course of his prolonged boxing run, Broner made it to the news headlines effortlessly.
The former 4-division champ fought last in February against Jovanie Santiago, claiming a unanimous decision win. That said, the ‘Problem’ is currently unaligned with any opponent for his return to the ring.
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However, he seems desperate to lace up the boxing gloves again. Broner recently took to his official Instagram handle and shared a screenshot of a text chain with his promoter, Al Haymon.
He captioned this screenshot by writing, “Keep me busy so I stay out of trouble I just want to box @showtimeboxing I’m in a bad place in life fuck all the money y’all giving me I just want to BOX”
For his last fight, Broner stepped inside the squared circle after almost 2 years. Prior to that, he butt heads against the Filippino Senator Manny Pacquiao in January 2019 for the latter’s WBA Welterweight title defense.
The ‘Problem’ stumbled upon a brutal unanimous decision loss in this fight and failed to leave a dent on ‘Pacman’. He subsequently went out of action, rather abruptly and returned to the ring this year against a lesser-known opponent in the form of Jovanie Santiago.
As he claimed a win in his last contest, the Ohio native is now desperate to storm back to the ring again and give his best shot once again.
He is keen on unleashing his new self in the ring, and this is principally why he’s demanding a fight from his promoter in as soon as 10-12 weeks.
Who should Adrien Broner face next?
The ‘Problem’ is looking to make his way to the summit of the Welterweight division yet again. With a win in his last fight, Broner improved his pro-boxing record to 34 wins.
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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – JANUARY 19: Adrien Broner walks to his corner during the WBA welterweight championship against Manny Pacquiao at MGM Grand Garden Arena on January 19, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
He can touch gloves with several opponents on this landscape like Yordenis Ugas, Vergil Ortiz Jr, to name a few. There are many more contenders apart from the aforementioned names who can provide a decent fight to the 31-year-old.
It’ll be interesting to see who he gets lined up with next. Who would you like to see Broner battle out next in the coming few months?
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