“I’m About to F**K You Up”: Amid 2024 Comeback, Adrien Broner Unleashes Aggressive Verbal Face-To-Face War With Former Opponent

Back in April 2018, Adrien Broner returned to the ring after suffering a unanimous decision defeat at the hands of Mikey Garcia in the previous year. He fought against ‘The Pride of Las Vegas’ Jessie Vargas at the Barclays Center, Brooklyn. In a closely contested battle, Adrien Broner and Jessie Vargas fought to a majority draw, leaving the decision hanging in the balance.

Originally slated as a 140-pound WBC championship eliminator against Omar Figueroa Jr., the match underwent a late alteration with Vargas stepping in at 144 pounds due to Figueroa’s injury. It led a lot of fans to believe that a rematch would take place but it never came to fruition. Some developments hint that it might end up taking place.

Adrien Broner & Jessie Vargas set to face one another?

Adrien Broner confronted Jessie Vargas, boldly asserting his intent to halt Vargas in his tracks. In the video shared by FightHype.com on YouTube, Broner could be seen trying to get Vargas into the frame of the camera. However, Vargas simply stated, “Get the f**k out my face” as he pushed Broner away.

This led to the former champion stating, “I’m about to f**k you up.” Moreover, when Vargas put his elbow on Broner, he told him, “Get off me. Don’t touch me.” The situation soon escalated as it looked like the two would have gotten into a physical fight. Broner even claimed, “I’m bout to stop you, I’m bout to stop you!”. It appears that the two may end up facing one another next year and finally conclude the hostility between themselves. This potential bout is in line with Broner’s plan to make a comeback with a new beginning next year

Broner wishes to go up against another champion

Adrien Broner, once a rising star, is gearing up for a comeback after facing setbacks in his career. Training diligently and anticipating a significant opportunity, Broner reflects on a career marked by highs and lows. Acknowledging recent challenges, he remains optimistic about a turnaround.

In recent years, Broner has faced obscure opponents, signaling a shift from his earlier competitive matchups. Hoping to secure a fight that can reignite his career, Broner expresses a desire to capture a world title at 140. Broner hints at a potential significant bout, possibly against Ryan Garcia, stating, “Hello. I’m going to fight all of these (fighters). If they call me, I’m ready, but I’ve got some s*** lined up, though.”

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It’s not confirmed whether he was referring to this potential rematch. What do you think about the two fighting one another to settle the bad blood between them? Do share your thoughts in the comments below.

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