Adrien Broner BoxRec Profile and Professional Record
Adrien Broner BoxRec lists his professional record as 34 wins, 5 losses, and 1 draw, with 24 wins by knockout, reflecting a high knockout percentage over his career. His BoxRec profile ranks him among notable active and former lightweight to welterweight fighters, with official record details updated to reflect his most recent bouts and outcomes.
The Adrien Broner BoxRec page includes details on his division history, from super featherweight through welterweight, and shows how his record compares to other prominent figures in the sport. These figures are sourced directly from BoxRec, the widely referenced boxing statistics database used by promoters, media, and financial analysts to assess fighter marketability.
Career Earnings and Financial Milestones
Adrien Broner career earnings include multiple high-profile paydays, with reported purses ranging from around $1 million to over $3 million for major televised bouts against opponents such as Marcos Maidana and Adrien Broner vs. Paulie Malignaggi. His financial trajectory aligns with peak periods of boxing promotion and pay-per-view activity, as tracked by industry outlets and reported by sources like Forbes.
Broner's earnings are also shaped by his post-fight career moves, including appearances and promotional activities that generate additional income streams. His financial profile is often discussed alongside broader boxing economics, as covered by financial and sports business analysts, with relevant context available through resources like the SEC filings for major boxing promotion companies.
Current Status and Market Position
Adrien Broner BoxRec data shows that his last recorded professional fight took place in 2021, with his current status listed as inactive or retired depending on the latest database update. His market position remains a topic of interest for boxing analysts and financial observers who track fighter legacies and post-career opportunities.
The Adrien Broner BoxRec page continues to serve as a primary reference for his complete fight history, including title bouts and notable wins that contributed to his overall career value. Fans and researchers use BoxRec to verify fight records, while financial analysts cross-reference these records with reported earnings and business developments in the boxing industry.