“I Can Be Better”: Amid Viral Reports About Breaking Sobriety, Adrien Broner Vows to Continue His Self-Improvement Journey

The insidious effects of alcohol abuse and gambling addiction can sabotage one’s mental health. Adrien Broner is on a journey of resurgence after being a victim of the aforementioned vices. It all went downhill for him back in 2017. Since then, he has fought six times and was victorious thrice. His critics and fans felt that the former Welterweight champion’s glory days were left behind him.

However, Broner did not want to go down the route of degeneracy. He made the necessary amends in his life by staying sober and made a comeback in the squared circle against Bill Hutchinson. Moreover, this is just the commencement of his self-improvement arc. In his Instagram story, he revealed that he is proud of his achievements but his story is far from over.

Adrien Broner vows to improve for a resurgence

Broner is candid about his shortcomings and his addictions. But at the same time, he is proud of his accolades inside the ring. Rightfully so, he is the former multi-weight champion, has notable wins and is a recognized figure in the sport. Not to mention, he is considered one of the best boxers to come out of Ohio.

On his Instagram story, Broner posted a picture of notable Ohio-born boxers. Broner was mentioned on the list alongside Jimmy Bivinis, Buster Douglas, Johnny Kilbane, Ray Mancini, and Earnie Shavers. 

In the story, he stated, “I’m already one of the greats but I can be better.” It is safe to say Broner had some self-reflection to be aware about his self improvement journey. That being said, he does not give his critics much importance.

‘The Problem’ remains unbothered about criticism

Adrien Broner has been the center of scrutiny throughout his professional career and is used to criticism. In an interview, with TMZ, ahead of his last bout, he revealed he does not give much thought to his critics. He stated, “Critics and haters are like a***oles, everybody got one. You know but I pay them no attention so I don’t mind”

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As the saying goes, “The man in the arena,” similarly, Broner is not bothered about his critics. Broner is aware about his shortcomings and endeavors to improve. What do you make of his resurgence? In your opinion, will he become a world champion yet again? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below.

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