Something Seems Fishy: Mayweather Retires Instead Of Breaking Record

It's A Conspriracy
Now i am no boxing expert, and would not like to think im one of those people who call everything a conspiracy, or think the white man keeping the black man down.  But i have as an indicidual noticed America do things over and over in the name of White Supremacy and i just want to call it out.  Why, might you ask.  Because this is completely wrong to hinder the success of someone for your own benefit, and to validate a claim that is obviously untrue.

Supreme/Supremacy

1. (of authority or an office, or someone holding it) superior to all others.
2. highest in rank or authority; paramount; sovereign; chief.
3. of the highest quality, degree, character, importance, etc.
4. greatest, utmost, or extreme
   
5. last or final; ultimate.

• the state of being supreme.
  
• supreme authority or power.

Why Is That Important?
​​This is important to understand because it allows you into the mind of a supremacist.  Lets you know how they feel, and if they feel that way im sure they will do anything to protect it.  Also this is important because you have to understand how someone could prove superiority.  Simple; With Records.  If you get that part now pat attention to what you seem happening in sports.

​Coming Out Of Retirement
​So in 2008 Floyd Joy Mayweather Jr. was an Inactive Boxer declaring retirement, but soon coming back 15 months later to defeat Juan Manuel Marquez by 12 round unanimous decision.  And at this point is when Floyd breaking the record is in the air.  Fans across the world are now talking about Mayweather potentially breaking the record, and how they feel that is the mind set and goal of the Boxing Legend. 

​Fans Want More
​Not only does it seem the fans want Floyd to break the record, it seems as if Mayweather himself became hell bent on accomplishing this milestone.  I say this because after his return to the ring in 2009, he fought once a year for the next three years: Defeating Shane mosley, Victor Ortiz, and Miguel Cotto.  At this point blood lust kicks in, and Mayweather now takes on two fights a year from his 43-0 record to his 49-0 record.