Broner Career Record and Fight Performance
Adrien Broner holds a professional record of 34 wins, 5 losses, and 1 draw as of the latest available public data, with 24 wins by knockout, giving him a 71% knockout rate across his career. His win-loss record places him among active and retired lightweight-to-welterweight fighters with multiple world titles, and his performance metrics show high output in early career rounds before a notable decline in later bouts according to Forbes.
Broner has competed in four weight classes, moving from lightweight (135 lb) to light welterweight (140 lb), welterweight (147 lb), and super welterweight (154 lb), with his official fight-night weight typically ranging from 140 lb to 147 lb depending on the opponent and division. His style relies on high punch volume, defensive movement, and counter punching, which produced several highlight-reel finishes in his peak years.
Broner Earnings and Financial Data
Broner's career earnings are estimated in the tens of millions of dollars, with disclosed purses for major bouts ranging from around $1 million to over $3 million per fight, while his total income also includes pay-per-view shares, sponsorships, and exhibition appearances based on SEC filings and public disclosures.
His financial profile includes significant off-ring income from brand partnerships, social media promotions, and merchandise, though his career has also been marked by publicized legal issues and financial disputes that affected his marketability and purse negotiations in later fights.
Broner Current Status and Recent Activity
Broner has not fought since late 2021, and his current status remains inactive in professional boxing while he navigates ongoing legal cases and personal matters, with no officially announced bouts on his record per ESPN reports.
His legacy in the sport centers on his explosive early-career run, multiple division titles, and a fan-following that persists despite a decline in performance and frequency of appearances, and analysts continue to reference his peak statistics when comparing his output to current welterweight and lightweight contenders.