Ummmmmm, I guess I'm not a regular viewer, but I kinda expected "Lil Wayne" to talk about sports, since it's called "Weezy Sport's Corner", but now maybe he sipped too much syrup and forget? (lol)
"J Cole" keeping it good out the hood and try'n to take on "Tiger Woods". He gave up snap-backs for bucket hats, and polo shirts for white t's, where they do this at, please?
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Watch The Controversial Round 4 Knockdown "Mayweather" & "Ortiz" & Ortiz vs. Mayweather Post-Fight Press Conference
"That's All She Wrote"
Eh, I'mma be honest. Yesterday's fight was just filled with a couple of first for me. I watched the fight with "Timmy Lee" & my son "Jowahn" at "Chavez" house. Don't think nobody in the room was for "Ortiz", so our reaction was different than the hispanics and other people who weren't going for "Mayweather".
1st off that headbutt was intentional and uncalled for. "Ortiz" had "Mayweather" on the ropes and still wasn't able to out punch him, so out of frustration, what does he do?, He squats down, jumps up and gives "Mayweather" a headbutt, to the chin, then he hit him why "Mayweather" was disputing the headbutt with the ref. (Check the replay)
"Ortiz" then does something I've never seen before and hugs and kisses "Mayweather" on the cheek. Now, for me, that's the kiss of "Judas", don't try to act like you didn't mean to do this.
Okay, so after the headbutt and the point was taking away. The ref is holding "Ortiz" by the arm and "Mayweather" passes him to go to his corner, and they touch gloves, as to say sorry.
"Ref" clearly says "Let's Go", points and says "Count In". Now, why "Ortiz" once AGAIN wanted to kiss and hug, AFTER the "ref" said "Lets Go", they touched gloves AGAIN, why did "Ortiz" not instantly get ready to fight? Any other fight, after the the "ref" starts the fight, you're supposed to get ready to fight. The clock was tick'n. Honestly, yes, "Mayweather" caught him off guard, but at the same time "If you stay ready, you aint got to get ready".
What did people want "Mayweather" to do? Not take advantage of a situation that presented it's self? This is boxing. "Ortiz" was too cocky and confident. Was too busy smile'n and profile'n and forgot to put his hands up and "protect himself at ALL TIMES".
If you look you can see "Mayweather" came to the center of the ring with his gloves up, like your SUPPOSED to do, they touch gloves, and "Ortiz" is the one trying to come and give ANOTHER hug and a kiss, Why? This is a boxing match not a date.
Though I was a little disappointed that he went off on "Larry Merchant" in the way that he did, it needed to be said. Here I am, I am the champ. It has been declared. If what he did was illegal, he would not be in the center of the ring, standing there with the belt talking to him; but all he wanted to talk about was how "Ortiz" was not ready to fight and how "Ortiz" though they were still doing the "ceremonial hug" from the headbutt.
My question is how many hugs was "Mayweather" supposed to take before they squashed the intentional headbutt and declared it now back time to fight? I counted 2 hugs, 2 glove touches and 1 kiss, did "Ortiz" need more than this? "Ortiz"actions are the actions of a man who got caught doing dirt in a fight. They came to fight not write love notes,
"That's All She Wrote".
"MAYWEATHER" VS. "OTIZ" POST FIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE
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