Adrien Broner was kicked off a podcast by rapper Cam'ron after making repeated inappropriate comments about female co-host Treasure 'Stat Baby' Wilson.
Four-weight world champion Broner, 36, was once one of the biggest names in boxing having fought the likes of Paulie Malignaggi, Shawn Porter, Manny Pacquiao and Mikey Garcia amongst others.
But he has seen his career derail in recent years, with the American winning just two of his last six bouts - with his most recent outing against Blair Cobbs ending in a unanimous decision defeat for 'The Problem' in June of last year.
Broner has struggled to maintain his career after several high-profile legal issues, including being sent to jail on multiple occasions.
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In 2019, he was ordered to pay over $830,000 (£608,000) for sexually assaulting a woman in a Cleveland nightclub the previous year.
While in 2021, Broner was jailed for a parole violation after failing to enroll in a court-mandated alcohol treatment program.
In his latest controversial moment, Broner was kicked off the 'It Is What It Is' podcast by rapper Cam'ron, real name Cameron Giles, after refusing to stop making flirtatious comments to co-host Wilson.
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Shortly after taking his seat, Broner - who appeared to be slurring his words - began making comments about Wilson's appearance, saying: "I love you."
Wilson's boyfriend was present during the interview, leading Cam'ron to warn Broner about his behaviour.
But the boxer persisted, adding: "You're amazing… I did not know you looked that good in person."
Cam'ron then cut the interview short, instructing Broner to immediately leave the studio.
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"We going to have to ask you to go, my n****," he said.
"I asked you the first time. I don't have no problems with you, but I'mma pay you for your time. But you can't violate, bro. I told you that."
"If you want to wait for us outside, you could. But I'm not going to sit and not value your time neither," he added.
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After Broner had left the studio, Cam'ron slammed the former world champion - labelling him a "junkie".
"I just needed you for entertainment for the show," he said, before adding "f***ing junkie".
Prior to being booted off, Broner told the podcast he expects to return to the ring at light welterweight.
Broner, who holds a 35-5-1 (1 NC) record, first announced his plan to make a comeback last month.
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"Man I'm bout to give my life to boxing for the next 3-5 years. If you with me, I love you. If you not, f*** you," Broner said, in a post on his Instagram story.
Topics: Adrien Broner, Boxing
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