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The Judiciary Report has written items about party
loving boxer Adrien Broner, who is mentored by champ Floyd
Mayweather. In previous articles the site stated Broner needs to
stop engaging in excessive partying and other distractions, as they
are not good for his career (How To Reap The Benefits Of Boxing While Avoiding The Pitfalls
and Adrien Broner
Slammed By Fans On Social Networking For Partying And Not Training
Enough). Well, it turns out Mayweather had been
telling Broner the same things, but he hasn’t heeded the warnings.
Adrien Broner being fed fast food by his fiancée
Before Broner’s disastrous fight against challenger
Marcos Maidana, he adopted an unhealthy diet, kept going to night
clubs and strip clubs, partaking in promiscuous sex with various
women, had threesomes and orgies, made sex tapes and recorded too
much music in trying to be a full time rapper. Broner, who has a
tolerant fiancée, who should be terrified of serious STDs, was seen
feeding him fast food in an Instagram photo. Well, Maidana beat the
hot wings and Pizza Hut right out of Broner, stripping the then
undefeated boxer of his coveted title, which sent him running and
crying out of the ring.
Adrien Broner in his loss to Marcos Maidana, which he took
very personally
The Judiciary Report would like to see athletically
gifted Broner turn his life around, as he is headed for full on
disaster in his personal life and professional career. He is on the
wrong path. He has gotten
off track in a way that could completely ruin his life and destroy
all he has worked to accomplish in boxing.
Floyd Mayweather
Mayweather stated of protégé Broner, who is going
off the rails, "I love Adrien Broner. I think he has a lot to
learn...I think he should spend less time on social media, less time
trying to be a hip hop artist and focus more on his craft...he's
going to be a world champion again...Adrien Broner, he'll be okay."
In another interview Mayweather stated, "I don’t
want to say anything bad about Adrien Broner. But the thing with
Adrien Broner is, you have to know when to turn it on and turn it
off. I had Adrien Broner sitting at my house and we sat down and I
talked to him and tried to teach him things about the sport of
boxing, I tried to tell him about certain moves he needs to make in
certain fights then he asks me a question and I’m telling him or I’m
teaching him different moves he says ‘naw big brother, I got it, I
got it.'"... "I said 'listen to me, it’s different at this level.
The way that you’re shining on D level and C level fighters, you’re
not going to be able to do that to A and B level fighters, it’s
totally different so you know things happen…”
Mayweather's candid, old school dad, former boxer,
Floyd Mayweather Sr., was a bit more blunt in his assessment of what
happened to Broner during the Maidana fight, "He got his a** beat."
Floyd, come get your daddy! Seriously, Mayweather Jr., had the
benefit of his dad's knowledge and experience regarding boxing and
it clearly helped him. It's better to learn from other people's
experiences and mistakes, than having it happen to you. He is now
the highest grossing athlete in the world.
