JMM drinks his own urine and declares...

[HattonTheHammer]

He actually did it on 24/7, lol - check the first page of this thread for gifs

he actually put spunk on his toast

Seriously though, it wouldn't surprise me at all if he did on next week's episode

lol

followed by shitting on his frosties

[SRR]

he actually put spunk on his toast

Seriously though, it wouldn't surprise me at all if he did on next week's episode

lol

followed by shitting on his frosties

His wife has been doing that for his last 5 or 6 fights, but not telling him

[fan johnny]

Dam glad it's not part of the "Drinking Game!"

[Kel]

Bet Marquez is just having a laugh it's probably apple juice or something.

[SweetPea]

Next episode, I bet he drinks Nacho Beristain's urine.

[OumaFan]

there used to be a guy who would go on Howard Stern who would promote drinking your own urine for medical reasons, he'd wear a shirt that said "urine good health."

[awdleyfuturehalloffamer]

Urine: The body's own health drink? - Health News, Health & Families - The Independent



Urine: The body's own health drink?

Some claim it cures everything from colds to cancer, while stranded hiker Paul Beck drank nothing else for six days and survived. So does urine have genuine health benefits?


For its advocates, it is a miraculous elixir that has replaced the morning coffee as their first drink of the day; for most other people, it is bodily waste that should strictly confined to the toilet bowl. But is drinking one's own urine really as good for you as its fans believe?
Last week, British hiker Paul Beck was stranded in the Spanish mountains for six days - and survived by drinking his own urine. The 33-year-old slipped and dislocated his hip while walking. As he waited for rescuers to find him, he tried to exist on powdered chocolate and raw oats, but eventually resorted to urinating into a cup and drinking a few drops a day. He said: "It was pretty awful but in all I did it around five times to keep myself hydrated."
And last year, yachtsmen Mark Smith and Steven Freeman spent 11 days stranded in the South China Sea after their boat capsized and put their survival down to urine.
But apart from possibly helping to keep one alive in extreme circumstances, is drinking urine really good for your health? (snip)

[Diane]

It's just plain gross.

I don't care if he thinks it's good for him, it's disgusting.

And if I was his wife, I sure as hell wouldn't want to be kissing him.

If we see him BBQing his $hit on the grill next episode, I think that I will puke.

[HattonTheHammer]

completely malnurished and left for dead in a desert/jungle

for anything over 5gs



the only possible ways you could get me to knock back my own piss

[Majesty]

I seriously hope he ran that urine through a disinfectant chamber before drinking the toxins he just pissed out.


Of course if Roger Mayweather tells Floyd to "beat the piss out of him" we'll all share a laugh

[Andre]

Maybe he is planning to put Floyd into a clinch then land a piss kiss on him to put him off the fight.

[Gandalf]

Maybe he is planning to put Floyd into a clinch then land a piss kiss on him to put him off the fight.

Would certainly make Floyd think twice about trying to mug his way to victory via the notorious pot shot and then hold strategy. Marquez should drink half a pint before he gets in the ring. And have the occasional sip between rounds to keep up the freak out factor.

[The Fightfan]

This will be VERY interesting; Something I got surprised though; Why Nacho accepts people to see JMM spare when Mayweather doesn't allow such thing? I mean, personally, being the coach, I would not allow nobody to see him spare. I am also a bit skeptical about the true-ness of the blood which we see on PBF's opponent's face, especially when the protector he has is pure white just to magnify the contrast, I might be wrong and would gladly accept it but I carry some doubts big time.

I don't think they go full contact sparring this late in camp. I mean not balls to the wall anyway this close to fight time I believe they are just winding down with serious sparring and really working on technique. Which would also question the blood on Mayweather's sparring partner. Then again Mayweather had splats of blood all up his sleeves. So we'll never know. Who was Mayweather's sparring partner? I don't think I have ever seen him before.

[JazMerkin]

This will be VERY interesting; Something I got surprised though; Why Nacho accepts people to see JMM spare when Mayweather doesn't allow such thing? I mean, personally, being the coach, I would not allow nobody to see him spare. I am also a bit skeptical about the true-ness of the blood which we see on PBF's opponent's face, especially when the protector he has is pure white just to magnify the contrast, I might be wrong and would gladly accept it but I carry some doubts big time.

I don't think they go full contact sparring this late in camp. I mean not balls to the wall anyway this close to fight time I believe they are just winding down with serious sparring and really working on technique. Which would also question the blood on Mayweather's sparring partner. Then again Mayweather had splats of blood all up his sleeves. So we'll never know. Who was Mayweather's sparring partner? I don't think I have ever seen him before.

The footage was likely shot quite some time ago & edited as if to be now. Most filmakers will have all kinds of footage that is manipulated as one to make the viewer believe it's a timeline. You can see this on 24/7, as Mayweather & Marquez will both have slightly varying levels of hair throughout an episode, as well as body weight.

[Althugz]

Yeah, I think other than not wanting the opponent to see his sparring sessions, Mayweathers camp (and 24/7 for that matter) probably do it for the "WOW" factor.

It's all very dramatised and attempts to put Floyd up on a god-like pedestal.

*Garage Doors Go Down*
*A massacre takes place*
*Camera Returns*
*Blood is everywhere and Mayweathers opponent is half dead*

It just tries to enhance Floyd's myth as being the best boxer on the planet and psyche out the opponent.