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Adrien Broner's 2025 Takeover: Boxing Resurgence, Business Empire & His Influence in Hip-Hop
Adrien The Problem Broner has never been one to stay in just one lane. As 2025 kicks off, the former four-division world champion is proving that he's bigger than boxing—he's a cultural force. Whether he's teasing a high-stakes comeback fight, making major business moves, or co-signing the hottest rising artists, Broner is staying in the spotlight.
One of his biggest recent moves? Giving his stamp of approval to JB Savage, a rising Kentucky rapper making waves in the industry.
Adrien Broner's 2025 Fight Plans: Is a Comeback on the Horizon?
Despite ups and downs in his career, Broner remains one of the most talked-about fighters in the game. His last fight had fans buzzing about a potential return to title contention, and as 2025 rolls in, the big question is: Who's next for AB?
Rumors are circulating about possible super fights, and Broner himself has hinted that he's far from done. Whether he steps back into the ring or transitions fully into business and entertainment, one thing is clear: Adrien Broner still moves the needle in combat sports.
Broner's Hip-Hop Connection: The JB Savage Co-Sign
Beyond boxing, Adrien Broner has long been embedded in hip-hop culture. From hanging with heavyweights like Rick Ross, Meek Mill, and Lil Baby to dropping his own tracks, AB has always kept one foot in the music game.
Now, he's showing love to JB Savage, an artist with major buzz and a soon-to-drop collaboration with 38 Hauncho. After spotting JB Savage on Rapstardom, Broner hit the rapper's DMs with a simple but powerful message:
Seen you on Rapstardom, yo music hard asf.
For an independent artist, a co-sign from a global sports icon like Broner is a game-changer. The message has already sparked conversation in hip-hop circles, and with JB Savage’s track with 38 Hauncho on the way, this could be the moment that propels him to the next level.
JB Savage: The Next Star Out of Kentucky?
JB Savage isn't just getting love from Broner—he's already been backed by Platinum-selling artist 2KBaby, another Kentucky native who knows what it takes to break into the mainstream. With support from both the streets and industry insiders, JB Savage is on track to put Kentucky on the map in a major way.
His upcoming single with 38 Hauncho is set to be one of the biggest collaborations of the year, and with Broner, 2KBaby, and the underground scene rallying behind him, JB Savage is looking like the next big breakout star.
What's Next for Adrien Broner?
While the world waits to see if AB steps back into the boxing ring, one thing is clear—his influence is expanding beyond sports. Whether it's through music, business, or media, Broner is proving that he's bigger than boxing.
Will he start a label? Step into sports promotion? Drop a major hip-hop collab? The moves he's making suggest that Adrien Broner's 2025 will be just as unpredictable—and exciting—as his career has always been.
One thing is for sure: whether it's in the ring or in the culture, Adrien Broner is still a problem.