Sports Adrien Broner teases UK fight with hilariously ‘stupid’ comment about how he wants paid Posted on 4 days ago 4 min read 0 11 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Google+ Share on Reddit Share on Pinterest Share on Linkedin Share on Tumblr EURO STAR The controversial American might want to double check his currencies Loud-mouthed American boxer Adrien Broner has declared he wants his next fight to be in the UK. However, the 29-year-old – infamous for his brash and ignorant persona – couldn’t manage to do this without causing some kind of controversy. Broner was once seen as the ‘Next Mayweather’, but has now lost four times Broner was comprehensively beaten by eight-weight world champion Manny Pacquiao last month, but insists he won the bout and is intending to return in June. When asked by a group of reporters about a potential homecoming in Cincinnati, the American replied: “I’d love to fight in my city, but I wanna go get some of that UK money.” He then added: “I want them to pay me in euros.” 40-year-old Manny Pacquiao defeated Adrien Broner with ease Adrien Broner’s lack of currency awareness in the UK provoked a big reaction from the nation’s boxing fans, with many entertained by his comments. LIVE ON TALKSPORT James DeGale vs Chris Eubank Jr is live on talkSPORT, February 23 from the O2 Arena. Euros? He needs to look up UK currency! — carl (@MancityCarl) February 9, 2019 This either really stupid or really funny — Graham mcN (@Grahmmc92) February 9, 2019 He best go fight in ‘Europe’ then 🙄 — Lou Wills (@Lw09836779) February 9, 2019 No body and i mean no body wants to see you in the UK. — MrEllis 2.0🥊 (@MrRickyEllis27) February 9, 2019 No one wants to see him in America, let alone the UK. — Boxing Chat 🥊🥊 (@BoxingChat100) February 9, 2019 I’ve got some old Euro’s lying about if he wants to come and clean my car — Dale (@dc_nufc_84) February 9, 2019 Much more likely Broner is keenly tuned into the political ramifications of what would happen if the Brexit penalties were paid in Euros and is making a far left commentary on where the U.K. should stand internationally on far bigger issues. — Fistianados Podcast (@Fistianadospod) February 9, 2019 Source link
