Boxing Pros SHOCKED Reaction To Adrien Broner NEW Training For RETURN!

Hopefully Adrian Broner takes care of what he needs to take care of. Love that guy. You want to see him back?

Of course. If if he wants to if [music] he wants to get back in there, if he stepped away and thought, you know what, that actually felt right. Yeah.

But he has said before that boxing kind of a therapy for him. That's where he feels good. Hopefully he gets back in there.

I'd love to see it. Broner is a legend. Robert, he's one of the nicest personalities.

[music] Great fighter, great person. Last time we hanged out in Vegas at the shots. I I like that kid, man.

[music] He's a great kid. He's a great person. Adrien Broner is back in training camp for his return, and now boxing pros are watching closely to see if this is finally the serious version of him.

For years, Adrien has been one of boxing's most talked about names. The talent was always there. The hand speed, the confidence, the defense, the flash, and the natural ability made people believe he could become one of the biggest stars in the sport.

But outside problems, long layoffs, and inconsistent performances kept changing the conversation around him. That is why this new training footage matters. Fans are not just looking at how fast his hands look or how sharp he seems on the pads.

They are looking for discipline. They want to see if Adrien is really locked in this time or if this is just another comeback tease. Huh?

[sighs and gasps] Come on. Move them legs, baby. Move them legs.

Get your back out of there. Feet together. Five push-ups.

Hit it. walking to the next. According to Robert Garcia, Adrien Broner is a great man.

And that kind of comment matters because Broner has been judged by the public for years. A lot of fans only talk about the controversy, the missed chances, the losses, and the moments where his career did not go the way people expected. But Robert looked past the headlines and spoke about Adrien as a person.

That is what made his reaction stand out. He was not just talking about boxing skills or whether Adrien can still make a comeback. He was giving him respect as a man and reminding people that fighters are more than the version fans see online.

So, while everyone is watching Adrienne's new training footage and asking if he can return, Robert's message added a different layer. He made it clear that Adrien still has people in boxing who respect him, believe in him, and want to see him do well. He was raised, you know, in the streets.

Uh, always problems. Never had guidance. Never had uh the I don't know the the the the dad, mom, older brother, sisters that would probably give him the advice or examples, friends, you know, it was just he just grew up.

But he's a very I've been with him. Let me tell you what he does. And I like that he does that.

You know what Broner does? We're driving over in the arena. It's like 1:32 in the morning.

He pulls over and he gives homeless money. not for the videos, not to show people what an like he does it cuz he means well and he gives them like hundreds, not like $1. And then he goes to the grocery store and there's a line of families.

He tells them, "Don't worry, I'm paying for everybody. " He's a great man, but he doesn't do it like to show off. He's a great man.

Then Oscar De La Hoya sent a message toward Adrien Broner, and it added another big name to the conversation around Adrien's return. Oscar knows what it feels like to be a superstar in boxing, to have the spotlight on you, and to deal with pressure outside the ring. So, when he speaks about Adrien, it is not only about training clips or whether his hands still look sharp.

It is about whether Adrien can stay focused, stay disciplined, and finally give boxing the comeback people have been waiting for. That is what makes Oscar's message important. Adrien has always had talent.

The speed, the confidence, the skill, and the personality were never the problem. The question has always been whether he can put everything together at the right time. So Oscar's words feel like both respect and a challenge.

He knows Adrien still has a name. But now Adrienne has to prove this return is serious. Do you think Adrien Broner fighting when he's not feeling mentally the best can actually help him though?

You think getting in there and No, for us fight for us fighters, believe it or not, um training, being in the gym, staying active, uh fighting, uh winning championships, that's that's the best therapy one can get, right? When you're doing something you love, right? And that's the way me and Mike Tyson grew up.

So, some message to Adrian Broner here is Oh, first of all, hope you uh hope you get better. Hope you uh you know you you you feel positive and and you know you you have to look at yourself within you know and fix that inside and then go out and conquer the world. So all the best brother and this is where Adrien Broner's return started to look more serious.

Terrence Crawford had already told Adrien to get in shape and now we are seeing Adrien actually putting in the work. The training videos show him moving, sweating, hitting drills and trying to get his body back where it needs to be. This is not just talk anymore.

This is Adrien responding to that challenge. That is why these moments matter. Crawford's message sounded like tough love.

He knows Adrien still has name value, talent, and experience. But none of that matters if the conditioning is not there. So now, as we see Adrien training, the real question becomes simple.

Is he finally locked in for a serious comeback? Or is this just the beginning of another short push? Either way, the fact that Adrien is back in the gym after Crawford's warning has fans paying attention again.

I just talked to Terence Crawford, bro. I'm just like, damn, come on the stream. He like, nah, until you ready to get yourself back in shape.

And he is not just standing in the gym talking about a return. He is moving, sweating, and putting his body through the kind of work that a comeback needs. For Adrien, this is where everything starts.

Before the boxing drills, before the sparring, and before the fight talk, he has to build his conditioning again. Go up. How many?

Five. Six. Seven.

He's not even going all the way up. Then Adrien Broner links up with Dean the Great for an intense workout. And the energy shows Adrien is taking his return seriously.

This is not just a normal gym clip where fighters throw a few punches and leave. Adrien is pushing through conditioning work, staying active, and showing Dean the Great the kind of pace it takes to build real stamina. The workout looks tough because it is not only about power.

It is about endurance, breathing, balance, and staying sharp when the body starts getting tired. That matters for Adrien because a comeback does not start on fight night. It starts in moments like this when nobody is keeping score, and the only goal is to get the body ready again.

Seeing him engage in this kind of workout makes fans wonder if he is finally locked in for real this time. Come on, bro. Keep your legs straight.

Keep playing. [laughter] He pushing that bit with a lot of animosity. [laughter] Yeah, [snorts] all the way back.

Then we see Dean the Great and Adrien Broner training with Armen Serukian. And this adds a completely different intensity to Adrienne's comeback work. Armen comes from the MMA world.

So, the training is not just normal boxing movements. It brings a different kind of conditioning, strength, explosiveness, and body control. That matters because Adrien is not only trying to sharpen his hands, he is trying to rebuild his engine, improve his fitness, and push his body through tougher work.

Seeing Adrien around that kind of training environment makes the comeback feel more serious. He is not just hitting pads and talking about returning. He is putting himself around athletes who train at a high pace and force the body to keep working.

And for Adrien, that is exactly what fans need to see. If he wants people to believe in this return, the work has to look real. You see it?

You see it? But have you seen [music] like people who's coming like like, "Oh, cook. " Bam.

See that [ __ ] A mile away from the la left. You throw your shoulder. You stay in.

When they throw that, you throw throw your shoulder. Yeah. Yeah.

Right off of it. Right off of it. Don't Don't wait.

You So you never step back, right, for the liver. Uh-uh. You just You just You just like blocking that P.

Yeah. It's second up or back? No.

As soon as you feel the As soon as you feel it, let it go. Catch and shoot. Yeah.

catches you, baby. What's your Huh? Yeah.

Yeah. What's your What's your What's your uh You fight at what? 55.

55. Yeah. Adrien is not only training for himself.

He is also teaching Dean the Great how to build unlimited stamina. And that says a lot about what he is focused on right now. The workout is not just about looking fast or throwing punches for the camera.

It is about conditioning, breathing, pushing through fatigue, and learning how to keep working when the body starts getting tired. Got to go back to the supposed kids over there. That's how supposed to feel over there though.

That matters because stamina has always been one of the biggest parts of boxing. You can have speed, power, and talent, but if your gas tank runs out, everything falls apart. So, when Adrien is showing Dean how to build endurance, it also reminds fans that Adrien knows what it takes to survive hard rounds.

And for his own return, this kind of work matters, too. Before Adrien can prove anything in the ring, he has to prove his body can handle the pace again. 300 [laughter] the best work He is also training with Michael Beasley and this shows Adrian staying around athletes who understand serious work.

Michael Beasley comes from a basketball background. So the training brings a different kind of athletic energy. It is not only about throwing punches.

It is about movement, balance, conditioning, coordination, and pushing the body through a pace that keeps everyone working. For Adrien, that matters because his return is not just about looking sharp for one clip. He has to rebuild his stamina, strength, and overall fitness.

Seeing Adrien train with Dean the Great and Michael Beasley makes the comeback feel more active. He is not just talking about getting back in shape. He is putting himself in workouts where he has to move, sweat, compete, and keep up with other athletes.

And that is the kind of work fans want to see from Adrien right now. If he wants people to believe this return is serious, every training clip has to show discipline, effort, and real commitment. That's why you always go first.

You always be first. Yeah. After that, get off the line though.

Get off the line. Yeah. Like it's just like if if I'm fighting him, he I'm fighting him.

I'm off the line. Oh, so I'm getting him off the line. So now come here.

Show [ __ ] ain't done. So So I'm Jab, but I'm I'm on this one. Adrien Broner is also training with his old coach, and this part makes the comeback feel more familiar.

This is not just Adrian jumping from one workout to another. Training with someone who already knows him brings a different kind of focus. His old coach understands his habits, his strengths, his timing, and the things Adrien needs to clean up before stepping back into the ring.

That matters because a comeback is not only about losing weight or looking active in the gym. Adrien needs structure, discipline, and people around him who can tell him the truth. Working with his old coach shows he is going back to someone who knows how to push him and bring out the fighter.

People remembered trying to sweat and [ __ ] I ain't trying to sweat, but them shoes at Huh? What do you know about that, bro? Hey, cuz y'all got Who got What size you wear?

What size shoes you wear? You got extra shoes. I got two over there.

Where they at? I got some. Let me get them.

You going to get them show off the jab. Then we see Dean the Great and Adrien Broner training with Rampage Jackson. And this brings another different kind of energy into Adrienne's comeback work.

Rampage comes from a fight background. So the intensity feels different right away. This is not only about boxing technique.

It is about toughness, conditioning, strength, movement, and being around someone who understands what it means to push through hard training. Once you drop the bottle, you will take over streaming like rampage. Facts.

Facts. This a nice size ring. This ain't no ring.

This ain't no ring. This a nice size ring. I know I'm fat, boy.

I'm still moving like I'm 130 lb. When was your last fight? I don't remember.

I remember. Mine was in 2020. That's all I remember.

On New Year's. She probably 2020 New Year's for real. That be a blur, man.

This just hit $5. Coach, submit Brody Rear naked. For Adrian, that matters because fans do not just want to hear him talk about a return.

They want to see him working with people who can challenge him physically and mentally. Training with Dean the Great and Rampage shows Adrien staying active, sweating, moving, and putting himself in competitive environments again. And that is the kind of sign people are looking for.

If Adrienne wants this comeback to be taken seriously, he has to keep showing discipline. Clips like this make it look like he is trying to rebuild his body, his stamina, and his fighting mindset before stepping back into the ring. That ain't none of my business.

That's something you you AD need to talk about. [laughter] These freaky warm ups. Yeah.

You th you bring that water and you come like this. Ah. I know it looks [ __ ] but you got to get these knees up.

One knees up. Now, now they call this the the crew something. I don't know.

You got to get this out here. Pick this leg up like those Muay Thai guys be doing. Smack it on the ground.

Yeah. Smack that [ __ ] on the ground. No.

No. This real though. No, I'm not trolling.

It's real. It's real. It's real.

Yeah, it's real. So, we're here. Yeah.

Yeah. You see them do they don't they they just be doing it. But this is the This is the stretch.

They do You see them doing this before they fight? I just want to rolly rolly roll. Damn, I should have pissed when y'all took a piss.

I I'm finish this warm up first and stretch this one back. Damn, [ __ ] You snap, cracking, and popping over here. [clears throat] Why that licking her [ __ ] [laughter] All right.

Both of y'all got hands. So, we going to go into like Oh, we got to do the other leg, right? No, we did both.

You should do both. Both of them. All right.

Here's here's the biggest mistake with boxers. When y'all go and fight Muay Thai, I've seen it happen. Then DDG joins Adrien Broner and Dean the Great in training.

And this adds even more attention to Adrienne's comeback journey. This is not just a normal boxing gym session anymore. Adrien is now surrounded by different names from entertainment, boxing, and combat sports.

And every workout is keeping fans locked in with DDG training alongside him and Dean the Great. The energy feels competitive, active, and focused on pushing everyone to work harder. For Adrien, this matters because people want to see consistency.

One training clip is not enough. But when fans keep seeing him exercising, moving, sweating, and staying around people who are also working, it starts to look like he is taking this return more seriously. Good work.

Keep working, y'all. You boys look like B. You look You boys look like a pair of boxers.

Look, what he's trying to say is this. Push your push your hips back so you're sitting. It's really hard to turn your hips with your hips forward.

You push it back. Look, you're able to turn sit down. gang.

Yeah. What you say? Bend that ass over.

Let that coochie breathe. I can't do it. Not get ready.

Another round. Let's go. Step and transfer your weight.

Let's go. Don't just use your arms. Turn your hips while you step.

Mhm. Try to line your legs up too. Your legs are like lined up like this.

Try to keep a little separation so you have balance. So you have balance. Let's go.

Work. At first, fans could have looked at the workouts as just Adrian exercising, staying active, and having fun with Dean the Great, DDG, Rampage Jackson, Michael Beasley, and other names. But once the return talk started, the meaning changed.

Now every step looks like part of a bigger comeback plan. I mean, what show what bigger show you going to have? Our main event.

Co-main event. We already got the opponent, too. Don't tell them too much.

Don't tell him too much. On the other hand, Adrien reportedly became a millionaire again after starting his streaming career. And that matters because his money story has always been part of the conversation.

At one point, he made serious money from boxing, but bad spending, poor habits, and life outside the ring reportedly caused him to lose a lot of what he earned. That is why this new chapter feels different. Streaming gave Adrien another way to rebuild himself financially.

And now fans are watching to see if that same comeback energy can carry into boxing because money alone does not bring a fighter back. Discipline does, focus does, training does. I got you guys.

I got you guys. I got you. I got you.

I got you. Hold on. I got you.

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