PartMule is a little behind on the hoopla around Floyd Mayweather Jr., his banter with UFC’s president Dana White, and later challenges to Chuck Liddell, etc.
Apparently, Mayweather has the notion that a boxer can manage himself against a mixed martial artist. Dude, get real. I find it beyond ridiculous. Dare I say, in honor of Mike Tyson, ludcrious that a boxer could fight a ultimate fighter.
“UFC ain’t s—” Mayweather said. “It ain’t but a fad. Anyone can put a tattoo on their head and get in a street fight. These are guys who couldn’t make it in boxing. Boxing is the best sport in the world and it’s here to stay. We should put Liddell against a good heavyweight, under Mayweather Promotions. If Chuck wins, then I’ll give him a million dollars out of my own pocket.”
Bro, stop talking. Your IQ drops every time you open your mouth to chew food, much less speak. You’re on your way to The Boxing Brain Dead Hall of Fame, which is led by Larry Holmes, Leon Spinks, and Thomas “Hit Me in the Head Man” Hearns. Oh yeah, your Pops was recently inducted, but the concern was whether the brain damage was from blows to the head or from blow up the nose (see crack head photo below). Never was a big De La Hoya fan, but PartMule will become one Cinco De Mayo 2007 in Las Vegas.
As for De La Hoya, he couldn’t resist picking 80’s Latino recording artist The Jets as his “ring entry hype” leader. The band was considered a long-shot for this type of job, but proved worthy going through 5 rounds of auditions.
