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Adrien Broner’s decline outside the ring deepened this week as the former four-weight champion embarrassed himself live on air. On Tuesday, September 16, 2025, Broner appeared on the sports podcast ‘It Is What It Is’ in Las Vegas. Within minutes, the former titleholder began making repeated, inappropriate advances toward co-host Treasure Wilson, despite her boyfriend’s presence in the studio. Thrown off Cam’ron Podcast Despite warnings from both Wilson and the crew, Broner pressed on. He also made unsolicited remarks about another female co-host, Arabia Tillery. That was enough for host Cam’ron to step in. The Dipset rapper calmly cut the segment short, telling Broner that he was being escorted out of the studio. Cam’ron even offered to compensate Broner for his time before the troubled fighter left the set. The viral clip, which had millions of views within hours, showed Broner being walked out mid-episode after he told Wilson he was “mesmerized” by her looks. Fans and observers immediately highlighted concerns over Broner’s apparent intoxication during the taping. Adrien Broner kept trying to shoot his shot at Treasure Wilson on “It Is What It Is” after Cam’Ron told him to chill so he made him leave pic.twitter.com/T17SFdRgYQ — AuxGod (@TheOXGod) September 16, 2025 History of Problems Reaction online largely sided with Cam’ron’s handling of the situation, with widespread praise for his professional but firm intervention. The incident adds to a growing list of controversies for Broner, who only weeks earlier admitted he was broke and begged long-time promoter Don King to give him another fight date. Broner’s career has been overshadowed for years by run-ins with the law, erratic behavior, and personal struggles outside of the boxing ring. His criminal history includes a sexual battery arrest in 2018, and he was ordered to pay a judgment in 2019 over a separate assault case. Boxing Comeback While Broner still insists on ring comebacks, each public appearance continues to raise more questions about his well-being than his future as a fighter. Promoter King touted an October or November date for ‘The Problem’ to return, but neither is yet confirmed. Broner last fought against the unheralded Blair Cobbs, where he was dropped and defeated in an upset. The unanimous decision loss to Cobbs in June 2024 was seen by many as a clear sign that Broner’s time as a relevant fighter was over. About the Author Phil Jay is a veteran boxing journalist with over 15 years of experience covering the global fight scene. As Editor-in-Chief of World Boxing News since 2010, Jay has interviewed dozens of world champions and reported ringside on boxing’s biggest nights. [View all articles by Phil Jay] and learn more about his work in combat sports journalism.

EXCLUSIVE: World Boxing News gained an exclusive reaction from Amir Khan on his friend Ricky Hatton at just 46 years old. Hatton, who was found dead at his Greater Manchester home on Sunday morning, helped promote Khan’s first fight event after the 2004 Olympic Games. The pair have been close ever since. Rising together and conquering the United States, Khan and Hatton were two of the most significant UK boxing legends of their time. Emotional Reaction to a Legend’s Passing Speaking exclusively to WBN, Khan, who is eight years younger than Hatton, paid tribute to his close pal and one of Britain’s most beloved champions. “Really, really sad news,” Khan told World Boxing News. “We had great news in the morning with a win for Terence Crawford, and then obviously shadowing that after hearing the news about Ricky Hatton. “It makes you look back and realize how short life is.” A Personal Connection Khan shared a personal connection to Hatton that spanned his entire professional career, recalling how the Manchester hero was there from the very beginning. “He was at my first ever professional fight when I turned over, the first deal that we ever did with ITV. He was working on that fight against Mario Kindelan. He has always been a very close friend. Always messaged me and we would keep in touch; he was at my wedding as well.” The former world champion added, “Honestly, we have lost a really good man. I hope his family is ok. My thoughts are with them. It’s something we never really expected at such a young age. Khan Hit Hard “A huge legend of the sport, but not only that, he was a friend of mine. It’s hit me quite hard because he was very close to me.” Hatton, known worldwide as “The Hitman,” passed away in the early hours of the morning, around the same time Netflix broadcast the Canelo vs. Crawford fight from Las Vegas. Greater Manchester Police confirmed the death was not being treated as suspicious. About the Author Phil Jay is a veteran boxing journalist with over 15 years of experience covering the global fight scene. As Editor-in-Chief of World Boxing News since 2010, Jay has interviewed dozens of world champions and reported ringside on boxing’s biggest nights. [View all articles by Phil Jay] and learn more about his work in combat sports journalism.