A viral video has surfaced showing former boxing champion Adrien Broner in yet another controversial moment — this time over an alleged unpaid $2,200 bill.
In the clip, Broner is seen surrounded by police officers and onlookers as tensions run high. The 35-year-old boxer appears frustrated but calm as he tells one of the officers that he’s willing to be arrested, insisting that he hasn’t done anything wrong.
“I’m willing to go to jail,” Broner says in the video. “But I didn’t do anything.”
At one point, Broner pulls out cash from his pocket, showing it to the officers while stating that it’s all the money he has on him. The scene turns even more dramatic when Broner delivers an emotional statement that has quickly become the most talked-about moment of the clip:
“I’m not f***ed up — my life is f****ed up!”
The incident has sparked widespread conversation online, with many fans expressing concern over Broner’s well-being.
The details about the alleged unpaid tab remain unclear, but the video adds to a growing list of viral moments for the former four-division world champion.
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