THE ANNOYING FLY

Boxer Floyd Mayweather is reminiscent of when eating at an outdoor restaurant he's like an annoying fly that keeps buzzing around your head and landing on your food. In last month's NR TOP he dominated the charts with three TOP 10 stories. He's been charting since our first story on him in February titled FUNNY MONEY' FLOYD MAYWEATHER's HEAD GAMES with MANNY PACQUIAO which has been in the TOP 10 ever since.

All of those stories have burned out and are off the charts only to be replaced by two of our latest Mayweather stories topped by Floyd MAYWEATHER BEST POUND 4 POUND? This story rocketed on to the charts and earned the # 1 spot this month. We questioned the worthiness of Mayweather being considered the best pound for pound fighter of all time. Apparently that question grabbed the attention of our readers.

Given the result of his fight with Manny Pacquiao from which he earned a record $300 million making him the best paid athlete of all time. We related how the media supports him like cheerleaders rather than being objective and telling it like it is. They pander to him as if to gain favor and he's rarely criticized.

We claim that he's a runner and not a fighter. The Money Man is trying to eclipse Rocky Marciano's undefeated record of 49-0. Marciano ran from nobody while Mayweather should be challenging Usane Bolt and not be in the fight game.

We also noted that there are fighters that have lost that he in no way is as good. Among them are Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray Robinson, Mike Tyson (before he lost the plot), Joe Louis, Gene Fullmer, Carmen Basillio, Sugar Ray Leonard, Tommy Hearns, Marvin Hagler, and Roberto Duran who gave it their all and gave the fans their moneys worth.

In comparison Mayweather is a chicken $#!t champion who fights NOT TO LOSE and NOT TO WIN. He claims that he doesn't have to go toe to toe with his opponent and all he has to do is enough to win. That story ranks # 5 on this month's charts. In all he has five stories that have leaped on to the NR TOP 10 charts which indicates that we struck a nerve and got right.

Basically we question the integrity of the sport of boxing since in the current scheme of things it harkens back to the days when the Mafia controlled the sport and fixed fights. Right or wrong our insight raises many questions about Floyd Mayweather and the groupie type media that promote, not report, on the sport.

The remainder of the ratings continues to repeat popular themes that being Israel's atrocities and the adventures of Somaly Mam the disgraced child sex savior that was exposed as a fraud.

The demise of American Idol charted. We focused on how the show has burned its own bridge with the bungling decision making it has made over the years. The show reeked f being fixed and numerous changes were made with only two left standing in the ruins, host Ryan Seacrest and creator Simon Fuller.

The show thought it controlled the business but went from first to worst when The Voice came on the scene and help its presence and superior talent helped destroy American Idol ratings. The result is next season will be Idol's last and good riddance.

FIFA's problems made the news resulting in our story regarding the organizations president Sepp Blatter titled DOES FIFA's BLATTER MATTER? That story ranks 3rd and points out as bad as things are and have been in the organization there were some good things that came about with his leadership as he helped the programs of small nations to develop their football programs. His efforts in that area have been paying off. It's not to say the allegations of corruption are not true but there was some value under his watch.

Al-Nakba remains on the charts at # 8 down from 1st last month. It reports on a four part documentary series regarding the conspiracy that was behind the establishment of Israel and the terrorists Jews and wealthy Jews from around the world that enabled the creation of a state of soldiers. The twist is that the series was produced by a Jew with a conscious.