Detroit rapper Royce da 5'9", 
otherwise known as Ryan Montgomery, recently dissed boxing king Manny Pacquiao (51-3-2) on the rapper's just released Bar Exam 3 Mixtape. In one of his lyrics from the mixtape:
I've got a hustler flow
For $50 mil [million]
I will drink Manny Pacquiao's blood
And watch my muscles grow
You b****!
The lyrics imply Pacquiao's blood contains steroids.
The rapper, known for his earlier association with Grammy Award-winning Eminem, also dissed rising hip hop star Drake in the same song.
Eminem, otherwise known as Marshall Bruce Mathers III, is the best selling recording artist of the decade of the 2000s, having sold over 80 million albums worldwide.
Eminem, who is also from Detroit, took Royce da 5'9" earlier in the decade as a protege, but the latter never broke into mainstream awareness.
Pacquiao has never failed any drug tests, and filed a defamation lawsuit against Golden Boy Promotions and the camp of his main rival Floyd Mayweather, Jr alleging false accusations of performance enhancing drug use.
Pacquiao's spotless medical record, however, have seen recent fighters such as Puerto Rican Kermit Cintron, Britain's Ricky Hatton and David Haye, and Americans Paulie Malignaggi and Nate Campbell as either doubting the Filipino's recent phenomenal ring success and / or calling for more stringent drug tests prior to fights.
Undefeated boxer Floyd Mayweather, Jr (41-0) was recently interviewed by MTV, together with rapper 50 Cent.
Mayweather expressed his concerns over 50 Cent's recent extreme weight loss in which the latter reportedly lost about 56 lbs in nine weeks. The rapper's weight loss was aimed for a role in an upcoming movie "Things Fall Apart" in which 50 Cent plays a cancer-stricken football player.
Additionally, Mayweather disclosed that it is better to execute running routines in the streets as opposed to doing it on a treadmill.
50 Cent went from around 220 lbs to about 160 lbs in a little over two months by going on a strict liquid diet. According to fellow rapper Lloyd Banks, 50 Cent stored and consumed dozens of Icee drinks as food substitute.
Additionally, Mayweather disclosed that it is better to execute running routines in the streets as opposed to doing it on a treadmill.
50 Cent went from around 220 lbs to about 160 lbs in a little over two months by going on a strict liquid diet. According to fellow rapper Lloyd Banks, 50 Cent stored and consumed dozens of Icee drinks as food substitute.
Sugar Ray Leonard visits Montreal
Boxing legend Sugar Ray Leonard visited Montreal and signed memorabilia for fans. Montreal was the site of Leonard's historic showdown with Panamanian Roberto Duran, which Leonard lost by a 15th round decision. Leonard entered the fight at 27-0 while Duran sported a 71-1 record.
Asked by a reporter what Leonard thought of Floyd Mayweather, Jr, the boxing legend replied "I already knocked out his father."
Source: examiner.com
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