VIDEO: Adrien Broner’s Best Trash Talking Moments

Adrien Broner will storm into the boxing ring on Saturday night to confront Jovanie Santiago. Broner, the renowned and the most controversial pugilist, will look to elevate his career with a win in this fight and defy the odds yet again. Not only famous for his in-ring skills, but the ‘Problem’ is equally known for his trash-talking abilities. He takes every chance to get onto his opponents’ nerves with solid verbal jabs.

Ahead of the fight, Michael Benson shared a snippet of Broner’s best trash-talking movements. In this video, the 31-year-old is seen taking digs at his rivals, and many more from the combat sports fraternity.

Broner is one of the most intriguing fighters when he grabs the mic. Needless to say, he’s one of the best trash talkers in boxing at present. Not only his fellow opponents, but Broner doesn’t fail to clap back at promoters, media personalities, and more.

The ‘Problem’ will make his comeback to the ring on Saturday after a 25-month hiatus. While he stayed out of action, Broner gained a lot of weight. But, as he geared up for this fight, the Ohio native put in his best work efforts to return to his elite frame.

He will look to do the same in the ring to end Santiago’s unbeaten streak and kick-start his boxing revival.

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What will a win against Santiago mean to Adrien Broner?

Broner won his last pro-fight in 2017 against Adrian Granados. Ever since then, he’s not had his hand raised and has boxed to two defeats and a draw. The last time ‘Problem’ stepped inside the squared circle, he ended up on the losing vertical against Manny Pacquiao.

If the former four-division champ bags a win on Saturday night, he’ll unquestionably open himself to big opponents/fights. Moreover, if he continues his decorated run with constant wins, a title shot might not be far from him.

It will be interesting to see his approach in this fight. Above all, his game-plan to break down his undefeated opponent’s style will be worth a watch.

Do you envision Broner showcasing a snippet of his previous elite version on Saturday? If he does, do you envision another trash talk gem from ‘The Problem’?