TThere's nothing worse for a boxer than losing a bout. Adrien Broner Unfortunately, the memory of defeat Blair Cobbs Every time I look in the mirror.
The 34-year-old suffered a broken front tooth in his latest bout, which took place at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida on Friday.
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The American was far from his best, throwing punches reluctantly and absorbing more punches in return. CobbsIn addition to taking a powerful punch to the face, he will likely need to visit the dentist in the near future for some important restorative surgery.
BronerThe former four-division world champion was hit during the bout and took a knee early in the second round. Broner I lost my mouthpiece and my teeth.
There had been some misgivings about the welterweight boxer losing his teeth, but the boxer has put those fears to rest with a light-hearted photo.
Broner He posted a selfie to Instagram on Sunday, showing off a wide smile and a large gap where his teeth used to be.
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Naturally, boxing fans took the opportunity to mercilessly mock the veteran boxer, claiming that he looked like an old man, some of whom were clearly Floyd Mayweather Jr.
“She looks like a 60 year old with no teeth,” one fan wrote, while another added: “She looks homeless.” Floyd Mayweather.“
Famous journalist, Dev SahniI couldn't help but comment, Broner It needed replacing.
He made a funny pun Broner's nickname and said he might need a dental bridge, to which he replied, “That sounds awful. You're going to need a replacement. AB will be About Bridges.”
AB has only won two of their last five games, but both wins came against lower-level opponents. Cobbs That has led some to speculate that it may be time for him to hang up the gloves for good.
Since losing Manny Pacquiao In 2019, Broner He has been extremely inactive and his commitment to the sport has been called into question.
Immediately after the fight, he offered little about his future intentions, writing, “Broken elbow, torn shoulder but I fought through. See you soon.”
