“If You Wanna Get Your Son F**ked Up Send the Contract”: Adrien Broner Claps Back at Devin Haney’s Father for Recent Remarks

Recently, Bill Haney threw verbal jabs, targeting potential opponents for his son, Devin Haney. But no one expected Adrien Broner’s counterpunch on social media. Known for his brashness, Broner’s latest Instagram post has stirred up a storm. But what did he say exactly?

Did ‘The Problem’ accept the challenge or dismiss it with his trademark flamboyance? Intriguingly, amidst this digital skirmish, something odd emerges. It’s not just about the fight; there’s a deeper play at work. What’s the real game here?

Adrien Broner shows Devin Haney his place!

Responding to Bill Haney’s recent remarks seeking high-profile fights for his son, Adrien Broner took to Instagram with a bold statement. He posted a striking visual comparison of his and Devin Haney’s boxing records. Broner’s impressive 35-4-0, featuring 24 KOs, stood in stark contrast to Haney’s undefeated 31-0-0, highlighting only 15 KOs.

Accompanying this image, Broner’s caption was both confrontational and direct: “Ah @billhaney__ if you wanna get your son @realdevinhaney f**ked up send the contract I ain’t never ran from no man in boxing why would I run from your son he can’t punch himself out a wet paper bag stop all that cap cause I’m with the shit and I want all the smoke show me the dotted line!!!!!”

This provocative statement clearly reflects Broner’s readiness to engage with Devin Haney in the ring. Moreover, it underscores his confidence in his own abilities, contrasting them with what he perceives as Haney’s lack of knockout power.

Broner’s choice of words and the manner in which he presents his challenge highlight not just his willingness to fight, but also his intent to dominate the narrative leading up to a potential bout. But what exactly did Bill Haney say that elicited such a response from Broner?

Commentator, referee, but not a contender?

In a dismissive tone laced with confidence, Bill Haney recently shared his views on Adrien Broner’s chances against his son, Devin. He skeptically remarked, “AB is going to be commentating at Devin’s fight before he gets into the ring with Devin, I guarantee you that…AB might be a referee at Devin’s fight, a judge, concession man, something, anything else but being in the ring with Dev. I guarantee you that. You can ask him. Ain’t no money in the world.”

This statement not only downplays Broner’s potential as a serious contender but also humorously suggests that Broner might assume any role – commentator, referee, or even a concession stand worker – other than facing Devin in the ring. Bill Haney’s words underscore his belief in his son’s superiority and challenge Broner’s readiness for a fight.

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Will this war of words escalate into a real clash in the ring? What do you think? Will Broner and Haney move past the Instagram posts and press statements to settle their differences with gloves on?

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