Floyd "Money" Mayweather vs. Marcos "Chino" Maidana May 3rd

If you're right again HERSEY I'm taking you to Vegas you old Rain Man motherfucker "yeah we're counting cards, counting cards yeah."

Mayweather on Maidana "This is a Guy I Can't Overlook"

FLOYD MAYWEATHER PROMISES AMIR KHAN A FIGHT IF HE CAN GET PAST ADRIEN BRONER ON HIS UNDERCARD

FLOYD MAYWEATHER EXPLAINS PROCESS OF CHOOSING MAIDANA OVER AMIR KHAN: "I PLAY THE WAITING GAME"

Broner is officially the new Andre Berto. Floyd's gatekeeper

Don't you remember that right after his loss I changed his name to Adrien Berto/Andre Broner? He willingly walks in Floyd's shadow and enjoys it.

If it was ever cool to "walk in the shadows" of a boxer, Floyd Mayweather Jr. would be that guy to follow. You would be following him all the way to the BANK, collecting checks and living GREAT (like Frosted Flakes) I see no problem with Adrien Broner following in the footsteps of Money May, because Mayweather is the definition of Boxing, and he's a great businessmen. Smart move

The problem with The Problem is he only follows Floyd in terms of wanting to make lots of money and living that kind of lifestyle. Floyd is one of the hardest workers in the sport and is extremely dedicated. Broner is not (we've never seen Floyd fat, ever.).

Adrien Broner is very young and arrogant, It was great to see Marcos Maidana Humble his ass. I very much enjoyed it, but if Broner learns from that defeat and dedicates himself to the Sport of Boxing, he will bounce back, trust. He has the skill set, he just needs to leave that party lifestyle alone and get his mental right. He can start with Amir Khan

Not sure broner has it in him. He's not a kid anymore and his last instagram video i saw he looked fat again, acting retarded.

There is a difference between following in someones footsteps and walking in someones shadow. One requires you to follow direction and step out and be your own man. The other demands being sycophantic.

Broner has CLEARLY shown which side of the fence he falls on.

Adrien Broner has only one defeat. He has much more to prove in the sport of boxing. You can't judge him off one loss. Now if he get's his ass handed to him again, then , well, I agree.

He's not talking about his loss he's talking about his character. One loss, two losses, fifteen losses doesn't mean shit in the long run.

This.

I couldn't care less about his character, as long as he backs it up in the ring, Who gives a fuck. Yall talking about this brotha like yall know him personally or something, lol. All that outside the ring shit is just entertainment. If he wasn't doing any of that shit, yall wouldn't be talking about him.

The problem is he doesn't back it up in the ring. Broner was completely dismantled in his last fight. In the fight before that he went 12 with a boxing commentator. It can be argued that the Ponce de Leon win was a robbery and that the lower weight divisions actually lacked top tier competition.

Who gives a fuck? He should give a fuck and you have your opinion of him just like everyone else so does that mean you are acting like you know him? And his antics outside of the ring reflect his in ring behavior and I honestly believe that a lot of people, who do like Broner, do so because of the coonery that has been mislabled as "entertainment."

So if one is to follow in Floyd's steps follow what got him there. Hard work, focus, strict dedication to his craft and the mastery of it. You want to walk in Floyds shadow and always be compared to him in every way possible (while doing only one positive thing that Floyd didn't) then pull a Broner.

Floyd beats Maidana where does it leave Broner?
Maidana beats Floyd where does it leave Broner?
Broner gets beat by Khan?

See what walking in the next mans shadow gets you? Second place. Third. Fourth. Fifth...etc.

FLOYD MAYWEATHER SAYS MARCOS MAIDANA REMINDS HIM OF ARTURO GATTI: "HE DON'T TAKE AS MUCH PUNISHMENT"

I guess they are now talking about Broner vs John Molina on the Mayweather undercard. It's ok but definitely doesn't have the same appeal as a Broner Khan fight. Decent nonetheless.