Sport keeps head in the sand on traumatic brain injury issue

I don’t know if you caught that little online scuffle between yet-to-retire boxer Floyd Mayweather and his former stacks-of-cash ally, rapper 50 Cent.

Sport keeps head in the sand on traumatic brain injury issue
Wed, 27 Aug, 2014 - 01:00
John Riordan

Shock horror, they fell out a while back.

Who would have thought two giant egos with their best years behind them could possibly set fire to the bond that united them?

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