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Floyd won by decision, he is the greatest ever 48-0.
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He might have won in the ring but not in life.
The guy has 7 cases of assault against 5 different women. He's a serial batterer. We're talking about a guy who slammed a car door into his baby mamas face then punched her in the head 2 times. If you pulled that shit in the NFL you'd be dropped immediately. Like Ray Rice. This guys career should have been over a long time ago.
In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if he gets drunk tonight and winds up killing a bitch.
He might have won in the ring but not in life.
The guy has 7 cases of assault against 5 different women. He's a serial batterer. We're talking about a guy who slammed a car door into his baby mamas face then punched her in the head 2 times. If you pulled that shit in the NFL you'd be dropped immediately. Like Ray Rice. This guys career should have been over a long time ago.
In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if he gets drunk tonight and winds up killing a bitch.
kudos to the guy who won running away for 12 rounds
People always talk about domestic violence like there's never an excuse to beat a woman. What if you found out she was about to kill a family member or was going to ruin your career? Equality and justice for all, idiots, not just selective treatment.
He might have won in the ring but not in life.
The guy has 7 cases of assault against 5 different women. He's a serial batterer. We're talking about a guy who slammed a car door into his baby mamas face then punched her in the head 2 times. If you pulled that shit in the NFL you'd be dropped immediately. Like Ray Rice. This guys career should have been over a long time ago.
In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if he gets drunk tonight and winds up killing a bitch.
So what?
Should every person that has a domestic case against them lose their livelihood?
People always talk about domestic violence like there's never an excuse to beat a woman.
Maybe you don't know this... but a professional boxer, MMA artist, anyone who fights for a living can be charged with attempted murder for assaulting someone. Their hands are considered lethal weapons. Cause they possess a specific skillset that is designed to hurt people (severely).
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This myth has its roots in two different aspects of mid-20th century history. In post-World War II Japan traditional martial arts were made illegal, and records were kept of those persons who were experienced practitioners of the arts. This was a bit of anti-Japanese backlash following the war and lasted only a few years. It has not been repeated, and it never spread beyond the borders of Japan.
The other root is planted in the soil of the rich and often outrageous history of professional boxing. In the Joe Lewis era (the boxer, not the karate master), it was a common publicity stunt to have police on hand during a press conference to "register" the boxer as a deadly weapon. Understand, this was just a publicity stunt and carried no more legal weight than receiving the Key to the City actually means you can open any door with it and just walk in.