Former boxing world champion Adrien Broner was on a live stream when he learned in real time that he was being sued for sexual battery.
Broner is accused of sexual battery as well as intentional infliction of emotional distress by a woman, identified as Havana Saint, who alleges this came from an incident in California in June.
Footage of the live stream made its way to social media where Broner was joined by boxer and streamer Deen the Great, who was also named in the suit.
Deen, born Nurideen Shahid Shabazz, is seen being told to look at TMZ – which first reported the suit – before informing Broner of the situation.
‘Can’t make this s*** up, now I’m being sued,’ Broner said before the rest of his entourage began laughing at and making fun of the accusation.
Deen was seen saying, ‘He ain’t do s***, b****! Lyin’ ass, h*e.’
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Former world champion boxer Adrien Broner found out in real time about a sexual battery suit that was filed against him by a California woman
Broner was streaming live when the report from TMZ dropped about the lawsuit
Broner is accused of sexual battery, assault and intentional infliction of emotional distress
According to a civil complaint obtained by TMZ, Saint alleges that Broner pressured her into unwanted sexual acts, exposed himself and doused her with ice water during a live stream after she rejected his advances.
The court filing details that the trouble began after a June 2 after-party, where Saint claims Broner encouraged her to drink heavily.
After staying at the residence because she was unable to drive home, Saint alleges Broner attempted to force himself on her, ignoring her repeated refusals and explicit statements that she was not interested in men.
Days later, on June 8, Saint encountered Broner again at a live-stream content house in Los Angeles County, where she claims he physically pulled her from the venue and forced her to come to his Encino home.
The lawsuit alleges that after she again refused to have sex with him, Broner doused her with ice water the following morning during a live stream, causing her severe humiliation and emotional distress.
Saint further alleges that Broner and Shabazz made defamatory statements during subsequent broadcasts by falsely claiming she had engaged in sexual relations with people at the content house.
The lawsuit names Broner for sexual battery, assault, defamation and emotional distress, while also naming Shabazz for defamation and targeting the streaming platform Kick for negligence.
According to a civil complaint, a woman alleges that Broner pressured her into unwanted sexual acts, exposed himself and doused her with ice water after she rejected his advances
A native of Cincinnati who won the WBO Super Featherweight title at just 22 in 2011, Broner enjoyed a meteoric rise in the boxing world
Back in September, Broner was kicked off a podcast after repeatedly flirting with one of a host
Back in September, Broner was kicked off rapper Cam’ron’s popular podcast after ignoring the host’s warnings to stop flirting with his on-air co-host.
Sporting a greying beard and speaking in an increasingly raspy voice, the 36-year-old Broner repeatedly interrupted the interview to make passes at Treasure ‘Stat Baby’ Wilson, who co-hosts ‘It Is What It Is’ with Cam’ron and Ma$e.
At one point, Broner responded to a question about boxing’s welterweight division by telling Wilson: ‘Stat, I love you.’
Things ultimately boiled over during a discussion about Sunday’s NFL action when Broner appeared to stop himself from making another comment about Wilson: ‘I can’t talk… You told me to stop.’
Cam’ron took the moment to end his interview with Broner.
‘Hey, we going to have to ask you to go, my n*****,’ Cam’ron said before pulling a stack of cash out of a small bag to give to his guest.
‘I don’t have no problems with you, but I’m gonna pay you for your time,’ the rapper said, adding: ‘You can’t violate, bro.’ Cam’ron went on to explain that Wilson’s boyfriend was on set.
A native of Cincinnati who won the WBO Super Featherweight title at just 22 in 2011, Broner enjoyed a meteoric rise in the boxing world before his career was derailed by a series of arrests, upset defeats and mental health issues.
