Important Memo: Floyd Mayweather Sr. and the AMA

In the "AMA"s (American Medical Association) quest to ban boxing, they've discovered a neurologically damaged man who once fought the HOF fighter, Sugar Ray Leonard. Even "Inside Sports" who did a special on this mentally challenged man, thinks this is a new low for the AMA and suggested their once admirable dedication to the banishment of boxing has turned into an unhealthy obsession. The man they turned up was a relatively unknown fighter who calls himself “Floyd Mayweather Sr.” In his unfortunate metal state, this ex fighter, who now appears to be in his mid to late 50’s, has created a surreal world where his imaginary son, a fighter he refers to as, “Floyd Mayweather Jr.”, has won 3 world titles ,is a current Welterweight contender and has even challenged the world famous “Manny Pacquiao.” Problem is, nobody knows where this supposed fighter is, nor have they ever heard of him. Mayweather also states that Pacquiao’s success is due to some type of unheard drug he obtained from the Philippines, which allows them to win wars and make their army nearly invincible. In a follow up interview with an emotional “Sugar Ray Leonard”, Leonard reiterated his dedication to improving the safety standards of boxing, however he thought the AMA was getting desperate to go so low as to exploit a mentally challenged and delusional ex fighter.

lol lol..frank your another damon runyon...sr is indeed perhaps mentaly challenged

floyd jr is real though but is trying to imitate the invisable man..invisable in the ring that is.

dmar5143 wrote:

floyd jr is real though but is trying to imitate the invisable man..invisable in the ring that is.

LOL I agree. Thanks Dmar. Glad you enjoyed it.

4445Frank wrote:

In the "AMA"s (American Medical Association) quest to ban boxing, they've discovered a neurologically damaged man who once fought the HOF fighter, Sugar Ray Leonard. Even "Inside Sports" who did a special on this mentally challenged man, thinks this is a new low for the AMA and suggested their once admirable dedication to the banishment of boxing has turned into an unhealthy obsession. The man they turned up was a relatively unknown fighter who calls himself “Floyd Mayweather Sr.” In his unfortunate metal state, this ex fighter, who now appears to be in his mid to late 50’s, has created a surreal world where his imaginary son, a fighter he refers to as, “Floyd Mayweather Jr.”, has won 3 world titles ,is a current Welterweight contender and has even challenged the world famous “Manny Pacquiao.” Problem is, nobody knows where this supposed fighter is, nor have they ever heard of him. Mayweather also states that Pacquiao’s success is due to some type of unheard drug he obtained from the Philippines, which allows them to win wars and make their army nearly invincible. In a follow up interview with an emotional “Sugar Ray Leonard”, Leonard reiterated his dedication to improving the safety standards of boxing, however he thought the AMA was getting desperate to go so low as to exploit a mentally challenged and delusional ex fighter.

Breathing well, I see.

KrazyHorseBennett wrote:

4445Frank wrote:

In the "AMA"s (American Medical Association) quest to ban boxing, they've discovered a neurologically damaged man who once fought the HOF fighter, Sugar Ray Leonard. Even "Inside Sports" who did a special on this mentally challenged man, thinks this is a new low for the AMA and suggested their once admirable dedication to the banishment of boxing has turned into an unhealthy obsession. The man they turned up was a relatively unknown fighter who calls himself “Floyd Mayweather Sr.” In his unfortunate metal state, this ex fighter, who now appears to be in his mid to late 50’s, has created a surreal world where his imaginary son, a fighter he refers to as, “Floyd Mayweather Jr.”, has won 3 world titles ,is a current Welterweight contender and has even challenged the world famous “Manny Pacquiao.” Problem is, nobody knows where this supposed fighter is, nor have they ever heard of him. Mayweather also states that Pacquiao’s success is due to some type of unheard drug he obtained from the Philippines, which allows them to win wars and make their army nearly invincible. In a follow up interview with an emotional “Sugar Ray Leonard”, Leonard reiterated his dedication to improving the safety standards of boxing, however he thought the AMA was getting desperate to go so low as to exploit a mentally challenged and delusional ex fighter.

Breathing well, I see.

Krazy, I like your threads and posts, etc, but I think you're taking this too seriously. May want to take a look at this though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aftkmOCh2Y&feature=player_embedded

Thats pretty funny Frank!!

Floyd Sr. and AMA? You mean to tell me that Floyd Joy Mayweather Sr. is going to come to my gym Advanced Martial Arts in North Brunswick,NJ? I will ask him what smoking crack is like.