To Jim Calfa:<\/strong> Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero says he wants to fight Adrien Broner and feels it will be a big pay-per-view match and sells well.<\/p>\n Unfortunately for Lowry, Broner (34-4-1, 24 KOs) ruled out fighting him, saying the matchup would do him nothing this week.<\/p>\n I can understand why Bronner doesn’t want to risk losing to a young, fast and strong Rory.<\/p>\n Broner seen in the last two fights against Giovanni Santiago and Manny Pacquiao Flawed but very powerful Raleigh bait<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Naturally, Rory finds it hard to believe, given that Broner is fighting an unnamed fighter. Michael Williams Jr.<\/strong> The following month, on February 25, in the first fight of his three-fight contract with BLK Prime.<\/p>\n Williams had never fought anyone famous in his career, and he was brought in as a replacement opponent after Hank Lundy was pulled from the fight.<\/p>\n Lowry may be right about his view that the bout between him and former four-division world champion Broner has been well received by boxing fans.<\/p>\n “It’s a treat. We both have views, and it’s a fight that everyone wants to see because I didn’t bring it up. Everyone else did,” Laurie Romero said. , told Fight Hype about his fight with Adrian Broner.<\/p>\n When Bronner was quoted as saying that fighting him wouldn’t do anything for him, Laurie said, “It’s a big selling pay-per-view fight for him because it’s already over the hype. do many things.<\/p>\n \u201cI didn\u2019t bring it up. I’m sure you’re doing<\/p>\n![\"YouTube](\"https:\/\/i.ytimg.com\/vi\/0HngIeFcMag\/hqdefault.jpg\")
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