Adrien Broner Reportedly Taken To Hospital After Night Out With Blueface

Adrien Broner was reportedly taken to a hospital after needing emergency help during a concert outing with Blueface.

The former boxing champion’s medical scare unfolded on a Kick livestream.

Blueface and members of his team helped carry Broner down a flight of stairs when he could no longer manage on his own. Emergency workers attended to him as people nearby grew concerned that he was becoming unresponsive.

The group remained around Broner while medics tried to get him seated. He was eventually placed in a wheelchair and taken out of the venue for further treatment, according to the report, which said he was then transported to a hospital.

The report did not include a medical diagnosis or an update on his condition after the hospital trip.

The 37-year-old Cincinnati native has spent much of his time away from boxing in front of livestream cameras, regularly appearing with DeenTheGreat. Their partnership recently moved into music through a joint release with Hitmaka.

The pair put out “Purple App Killa,” a diss track aimed at Kai Cenat, on October 15 after sharing behind-the-scenes footage of work on the song and video.

The release followed DeenTheGreat’s public complaint about a visit to Cenat’s Vivet clothing stand at ComplexCon, where he said he felt he had been treated like a random fan.

Boxing remained part of Broner’s plans even as those online appearances filled his schedule. Over the summer, he returned to training and began cutting off his streams at 10 p.m. as he worked toward another comeback.

Before his streaming career, Broner won world titles at junior lightweight, lightweight, welterweight and junior welterweight.

He captured his third divisional championship by beating Paulie Malignaggi in 2013, then added the fourth with a stoppage of Khabib Allakhverdiev in his hometown in 2015. He was 26 when he completed that run, which spanned divisions from 130 to 147 pounds.

His last professional fight came in June 2024 against Blair Cobbs in Hollywood, Florida. Cobbs knocked him down in the second round and won a unanimous decision over 10 rounds, leaving Broner with a record of 35 wins, five losses and one draw.