Antonio Brown SCORES In Attempted MURDER Case | TMZ Sports

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AI GeneratedAntonio Brown has avoided a potential 30-year prison sentence by securing a plea deal that results in probation rather than incarceration. The deal follows an incident in May 2025 where Brown allegedly used a security guard's firearm to chase a former friend during a celebrity boxing event.
Welcome to TMZ Sports. Antonio Brown was facing 30 years in prison but has agreed to a plea deal
which will not see him serve a single day behind bars. I'm Babcock here with Tawanda, Dylan, and
Luca. This is crazy. I've seen some great, some favorable plea deals for defendants in the past.
I don't know if I've ever seen one better than this. Again, Antonio Brown was facing three decades
in a cell with a mandatory minimum of 20 years and he is going to end up getting probation.
It all has to do with that incident right there. That was May of 2025 at an Aiden Ross celebrity
boxing event in South Florida. Antonio Brown was there to watch some fights and then he ended up
getting into a fight himself. But it wasn't justified according to prosecutors, guys,
because they say what started as punches turned into gunplay. And they say that Antonio grabbed
the gun, a handgun, of one of his security guards who was there and then basically chased a guy who
was at one time his friend turned enemy. Thankfully, nobody was seriously hurt that day. Antonio wasn't
even arrested that night. In fact, he wasn't arrested until months, months later because he
fled to Dubai. He ultimately was extradited. He was sent back to the United States, shipped to
Florida, pled not guilty, and he was getting ready to fight this case. Until today when we put the
story up on the TMZ Sports website that he had struck a plea agreement. We don't know exactly
what he's going to plead guilty to, but it's not going to be attempted murder. I can promise you
that. And again, the takeaway here is that he's not going to serve any more jail time. He spent a
couple days here and there in a cell as he was making bond, but no more. That's it. It's going
to be over. I don't know. I feel like Antonio Brown is just one of those people that we just
see getting so lucky. That man's got so many get out of jail free cards. It's actually diabolical.
I mean, look, if you got it, you got the money. But where do you even get the money for it to
get a good lawyer to get him a plea deal to get this dropped down so well? I don't know.
I need the luck that that man's like a black cat. He's got like nine lives. He's like so lucky.
It's on video. It's in your face. I can see step by step of him doing all these things. And like,
not to mention, like you shouldn't be fighting in the first place when you have all these,
all these eyes, all these cameras, let alone to grab a gun, which I'm pretty sure we saw him
actually grab the gun. You see it in his head. You see something in his head. It definitely
looks like a gun. It's in fact, in that video there, if you stop it at a certain point,
you can see it. Yeah, man is lucky. Yeah. So, you know, what's interesting. We actually just
spoke with the guy who was the victim in this situation before we came to tape the show. And
it sounds like he is the reason Antonio ultimately got this plea deal because he forgave Antonio.
And he said when he did that, he basically told prosecutors that he wasn't going to cooperate
anymore. And without them having the star witness, the victim, they can't do anything.
It's giving forgave Antonio or got paid by Antonio or what? Because you don't forgive
somebody who allegedly tried to murder you, pulled a gun out and chased you down and alcohol
was involved. Lord knows what he would have done if he would have gotten to you. And then you just
forgave him without a cent, without some kind of stipulation. I find that real hard to believe.
It's like, what is Antonio Brown going to do with this new life now? Like he was facing,
you know, all these years in prison. He's kind of been quiet since this event, right?
He's supposed to be quiet. He's just streaming with A.B. and Dean,
I think we have the answer to what Antonio Brown is currently doing. And Antonio Brown is taking
his talents to the sheets, I think instead. And he's the only fan star. Wow. Yeah. I think he's,
uh, you know, he's going to be, he made a lot of money in the NFL. Probably he's going to make a
lot of money on that as well. So, I mean, you know, what's interesting is that I talk to people
who kind of know what's going on with A.B.'s finances. And they say that since he got charged
with the attempted murder charge, that, uh, it's basically made him like poison where companies
don't want to work with him because they're like, Hey, this guy's in charge of trying to kill
somebody. So they are hopeful that once he puts this behind him and it'll officially happen on
Wednesday, he'll be in court in Miami Dade County. He'll go before the judge. He'll accept the plea
agreement. And then it will be behind him, uh, after, you know, obviously he'll be on probation,
but the case is settled at that point that they hope that then Antonio will be able to work again,
that he can sign brand deals and do whatever he wants. No one's going to sign his brand deal.
He's going to be on kick. Like I said, doing the things with A.B. and Dean. And honestly,
I have a feeling he's probably going to talk about this. And he's probably going to piss
off the victim because he's going to be like, A.B. is a very immature and very like disrespectful
person. Low key. Like he says, crazy, crazy, crazy things. I guarantee you, he is literally
about to laugh in this man's face. I hope that man got paid very well.
