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20th January 2019
10:58am GMT

"Everybody out there knows I beat him, I controlled the fight, he was missing, I hit him plenty more times. I beat him." "Let me talk something... I want to thank the whole hood who came out here. I love y'all. I did this for the hood, you know I beat that boy." "They trying to get that money again with Pacquiao and Floyd but it's cool, I ain't worried about it I'm still that n*****, man. I'm on top Cincinnati stand up, westside. Two-five."Showtime interviewer Jim Gray was not particularly impressed with Broner'comments, pointing out that how few punches he landed. Broner did not take this well.
"It already sounds like you were against me so I haven't got a fair shake talking to you." "I'm 3-3-1 in my last 7 fights but I'd be 7-0 against you."Jim Gray is a 60-year-old sports presenter and not a trained athlete, so that's not much of a boast. Broner's interview was much mocked on social media, with people calling him "completely deluded" and "unhinged". https://twitter.com/SIChrisMannix/status/1086876686564683776 https://twitter.com/paulchowdhry/status/1086879163477311488 https://twitter.com/JosephDiazJr/status/1086882005457858560 After the fight, Pacquaio said he would be open to a rematch against Floyd Mayweather. "Tell (Floyd) to come back to the ring and then we will fight,” Pacquiao says. “I’m willing to fight him again, to fight Floyd Mayweather."
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