The importance of a boxer’s mental well-being has been advocated by multiple notable names in the sport. Meanwhile, former four-division world champion, Adrien Broner, recently announced that he will be backing out of his upcoming fight to focus on his mental health. However, ‘AB’ found immense support from the boxing fraternity during his struggle. In fact, the crown prince of controversy, Andrew Tate also took to social media to show his support.
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Broner was set to face Omar Figueroa for a showdown on August 20, 2022. In a recent Instagram post, he mentioned that he will be backing out of the fight. Moreover, he also stated that he has a lot going on in his life and that he wishes to focus on his mental health.
Broner also had a heartfelt message for his fans in the caption. He began by apologizing to his fans for backing out of the bout. Further, he also mentioned that his mind was not entirely invested in the sport currently. And, that he wishes to presently face the obstacles in his life before stepping inside the ring.
Another notable fact is that Broner had recently challenged Floyd Mayweather Jr. for an exhibition bout, stating that they could each make ‘USD 100 million each’.
Andrew Tate extends his support to Adrien Broner
Immense support poured in from the boxing fraternity after Adrien Broner made his announcement. Meanwhile, Andrew Tate also took to social media to extend his support to Broner.
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Tate commented on Broner’s post, saying, “Whatever you’re going through, it’s tough out here at the top. But that’s why we take risks.”
Moreover, he further added, “That’s why we take risks. Coulda took the easy road and didn’t. Coulda been a nobody and didn’t. The crown is heavy but we gotta be kings.”
Tate also asked Broner to stay strong while taking the break.
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