Deontay Kyle

Speaking of mulattoes.

The Catman strikes again.

The Catman.

The Catman is back, and he's selling his soul.

Goddamn.

Now, so Terrence Crawford goes on the Pivot podcast.

And for whatever reason, with black athletes, whenever black athletes say they're done with something, everybody always wants to always talk to him about, well, what would it take to get you back in the ring?

The man said he's retired.

He left on top.

And now the only thing everybody want to ask this man is like, well, would you come back for this?

Would you come back for that?

Instead of just like, you see what boxing does to people?

Y'all want niggas to have the shakes like Muhammad Ali, greatest of all time?

Mm-hmm.

But in the end of his life, what a poor quality of life.

So, of course, Shannon Crowther, among the many, who wants to raise the question, he says, I'm the type of person that thinks that there is a price on everything.

So, $50 million, $75 million, $100 million won't get you back in the ring?

Terrence Crawford says no.

Because now we're talking about selling our souls.

This nigga say, this nigga Channing Crowder say this.