Within the first 14 hours after announcing that Zimmerman would participate in a celebrity boxing match, the promoter got over 7,500 offers to beat his ***. – From Death and TaxesAddicting Info
Someone is going to get the chance to beat the tar out of George Zimmerman, but who? Zimmerman, the egomaniac who shot and killed a 17 year old kid, in what he claimed was an act of self defense, will be taking part in a celebrity boxing match, on March 1st. Not surprisingly, Zimmerman said it was his own idea.
Celebrity boxing promotor Damon Feldman, who is arranging the fight, said that he received more than 7,500 offers within the first 14 hours after the fight was announced. “Most people want to see him (Zimmerman) get beat up,” he said, in an exclusive interview with HipHollywood.“Boxing isn’t new to me. It’s something I had picked up well before the incident and it’s something that I liked, I enjoyed, and I kept up with it and I was able to lose a tremendous amount of weight and get a healthy lifestyle.” (Source: Radar Online)
Maybe former Mayor Bloomberg, or better yet, Piers Morgan will pony up some money to fight him. That would draw some viewers.
ReplyDeleteAmerica does love to watch the rise and fall of celebrities. Frankly, I've never felt that fascination.
ReplyDeleteYou don't have a fascination with NRA celebrities?
DeleteI guess that's why you keep sending your money to the NRA to support the celebrity board member racist Ted Nugent and the celebrity vice pres Wayne L. Both are bigger celebrities the the killer Zim.
No doubt Zimmerman has to raise more money for his law suits for copyright violation. He's lost one so far, now he's facing another for his lack of originality in his painting.
ReplyDeleteA little black and blue that won't wash off.
Wonder if they will let him shoot his opponent this time, if and when starts losing...
"No doubt Zimmerman has to raise more money for his law suits for copyright violation."
DeleteMaybe the copyright suit and the defamation suit against NBC will come out even.
What does that mean?
DeleteI remember going a couple of rounds informally with my buddies when I was only eighteen years old. I was an avid cyclist, ocean swimmer and capable of hiking twenty-five miles in a single day. I was winded in less than two minutes. Wrestling or just horsing around isn't the same thing. A typical, fairly athletic guy can continue to do that for another twenty years. Boxing requires intense stamina as well as strength.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't put George Zimmerman in a ring with anybody who wasn't at least fifty years old. Maybe Jerry Mathers or George Constanza might be a good celebrity match.
Make no mistake about it. THIS DOES NOT MEAN THAT IN ANY WAY IS GEORGE ZIMMERMAN A CELEBRITY!
ReplyDeleteHe is only a celebrity with the KKK, the Tea Party and certain highly-deluded proponents of self-defense. Mind you the traditional definition of self-defense is assumed to be precluded upon an actual attack, not just standing one's ground after a violent challenge.