Antonio Brown Busted Ringside at Adin Ross Boxing Night
Nothing says “premeditated career move” like getting cuffed in front of thousands of live-streamers—yet that’s exactly what Antonio Brown did at Adin Ross’ May 17 boxing spectacle. Picture this: a ring primed for pugilists, celebrity hype buzzing, and then AB, former NFL star and general mischief magnet, landing in handcuffs faster than you can say “fumble.” According to footage obtained by TMZ and onlookers streaming via Ross’s channel, Brown stormed the squared circle post-fight, sparking a scuffle that drew in security, police, and anyone with a smartphone.
Brown allegedly shoved a venue official while berating him over an off-camera dispute. The Broward County Sheriff’s Office, listed as a primary source by People Magazine, confirms Brown was booked on misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest without violence. Footage shows him arguing about “credentials” with event staff before shoving aside an usher—classic AB energy. ESPN eyewitness reports note he was escorted to the concrete floor in plastic zip-ties, sporting his signature grin that suggested he’d just headlined a comedy special.
Interviewed crowd members told The Sun he seemed unaware that wrestling with local law enforcement might complicate his quest for a clean comeback. Keep in mind, this is the same Antonio Brown who tried to trademark his own touchdown celebrations and once threw a hip pad at a teammate mid-game. Honestly, the man’s résumé practically demands spectacle.
Despite the circus, Ross’s camp insists the draw still sold out in minutes. “This was top-tier content,” said an Adin Ross spokesperson on Instagram Live, proving that if you can’t do it legally, at least monetize it. Ross later teased, “Who knew an arrest could trend harder than the fights?”—because social media metrics are the only scoreboard that matters now.
Legal analysts chime in that Brown will likely face probation and community service, given his spotless record for resisting subpoenas but not for public scuffles. Brown’s attorney, in a statement to TMZ, downplayed the incident as “a misunderstanding between security and a high-energy guest.” Sure, and the Titanic was just a big boat that took a wrong turn.
SEO-wise, this episode cements Brown’s position as boxing’s uninvited co-main event. His next court date is set for June, offering another live cameo opportunity—courtroom or coliseum, he’s bound to bring the drama. Tune in next time for more bad decisions, questionable life choices, and ring-side roasts that even a retired wide receiver couldn’t dodge.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and TMZ, People Magazine, Broward County Sheriff’s Office, ESPN, The Sun
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