HILARIOUS: Adrien Broner Hits Back at a Fan Who Advises Him to Throw More Punches

Adrien Broner is the most talked-about boxers of the current era. He’s well known for counter-attacking his opponents verbally coupled with his actions. As famous as he is for his antics inside the ring, he’s equally famous for them outside too.

In a recent interaction with the media, Broner mocked a fan who advised him to throw slow punches inside the ring.

The fan initially chirped in a low voice which didn’t reach Broner’s ears well. He then asked, “You say what?”

The guy asserted to Broner that he needs to punch more and ‘The Problem’s’ response on this left everyone present over there in splits. He said, “What’s your record?”

After receiving a reply, he added, “Oh, you never had a professional fight? Alright… You say you never had a professional fight!”

While Adrien Broner fans are well equipped with his savage replies and trash talks over fighters, nobody ever expected him to take a dig at his fan.

Read – Adrien Broner Left Without an Opponent as Pedro Campa Pulls Out of February 13 Bout

Can Adrien Broner fight in the first half of 2021?

‘The Problem‘ last fought in January 2019, succumbing to a defeat against Manny Pacquiao. Broner has been out of the sport for a while now, but over the past few months, he’s gotten back to his momentum with grilling training sessions. He was booked against Pedro Campa for February 13, but the latter pulled out of the fight as someone from his team tested positive for COVID-19.

This abrupt pull-out from Campa has put Broner’s highly anticipated return on halt. He is now in search of another rugged opponent, but the chances of any fighter stepping on a month’s notice to face him are extremely slim.

However, if pushed for April, May, or even June, there are high probabilities of Broner getting an opponent.

Fans will eagerly await his arrival, and Broner will look forward to making a spectacular return and proving that he doesn’t need to throw more punches to win fights.

On a scale of 1-10, how excited are you to see ‘The Problem’s’ return?