Is Adrien Broner at least watchable?

[brocktonblockbust]

Adrian Bone_head is °*smack able*°
But not watchable @Bill Paxtom parentheses make no mistake about it he is still here among us parentheses

[p4pking]

Yeah, he's not great to watch but certainly not bad, if he was a 180 in persona people would probably really like him. He's got bad feet or at least doesn't use them, I don't think thats going to change so there are certain people he just isnt likely to beat, BUT he is a tricky counter puncher, he is really tough, and he carries his power throughout a fight. It's actually quite impressive that he probably took the 12th rounds against both Maidana and Porter, I wouldn't be surprised to see him score and upset or two along the road.

[Spicoli]

Depends really. As long as he is getting beat up and still losing his big name fights, why yes, yes I find him very watchable

[ykdadamaja]

Depends really. As long as he is getting beat up and still losing his big name fights, why yes, yes I find him very watchable

[rjj tszyu]

I personally think Broner is his own worst enemy. I think he is blessed with a shed load of natural talent but he seemed so busy trying to come across as the new Floyd that he seemed to get lost in that and throw everything away. I also think he should have stayed around at lightweight a lot longer but that would have required more discipline than he seems capable of showing. It's a sad case really for him and boxing.

There was a time that I thought he would have wiped the floor with Khan but not now!

[IamInuit]

He's a complete tool but I find his style interesting and where he operates from.

[powerpuncher]

He should be better but he is not. His fight with Porter was boring. He is tough but I don't give him credit for taking hard fights anymore because they are money fights. When you are at the top of the division, its a gamble to take big fights. When you are where he is, its no risk and all reward.

[p4pking]

I personally think Broner is his own worst enemy. I think he is blessed with a shed load of natural talent but he seemed so busy trying to come across as the new Floyd that he seemed to get lost in that and throw everything away. I also think he should have stayed around at lightweight a lot longer but that would have required more discipline than he seems capable of showing. It's a sad case really for him and boxing.

There was a time that I thought he would have wiped the floor with Khan but not now!

I think Khan is and always would have been a terrible match up for Broner. He'd have a punchers chance and all but that would depend on how dumb Khan fought him. Amir might never get touched in that fight imo.