Adrien Broner: I’ll beat Manny Pacquiao if he signs that dotted line

WBO super featherweight champion Adrien Broner once again showcased an impressive performance in his last fight against Vicente Escobedo and he is now looking forward towards a worthy opponent to fight on October 6.

Mercito ‘No Mercy’ Gesta, who stopped Ty Barnett in the tenth-round last Saturday, recently called out Broner but Broner was very dismissive of the accomplishments of the Filipino fighter even when he also has never been defeated in the ring as of yet.

“They talking, yet they don’t want to fight,” Broner said. “That Meyista [Mercito Gesta] boy calling me out, the one that just beat Ty… I’ll beat his [expletive] on the strip today. I don’t even play like that. … He ain’t got a name, man. His name sound like a toothpaste product: The Meyista Freeze. That sounds like some [expletive] from Taco Bell don’t it? … They better get they thumb out they [expletive] man. Come fight me, I’m strapped.”

In the meantime, the 23-yaer-old American boxer, who holds a perfect record of winning all of his 24 professional fights, with 20 of his wins coming by the way of a knockout, took a dig at the eight-division world champion Manny Pacquiao as well.

The young Broner, who was full of confident, insisted that Pacquiao can neither beat him nor his elder brother Floyd Mayweather junior.

“I ain’t got nothing against [Manny] Pacquiao, he just can’t beat my big-brother [Floyd Mayweather],” Broner added. “If he signs that dotted line, I’ll [expletive] him up too. … He can sign it, we can fight. It’s not too late. … I’ma just do to him what he used to. He used to not getting his hands raised. How many losses he got?”

Well, all said and done, Adrien Broner is certainly one of the most promising boxers out there. He is arguably the closest to Mayweather junior, in terms of techniques and skills. However, let’s see if he can really back up his trash talk inside the ring every time.

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