A Boxing Portmanteau
A portmanteau word is made of two or more words having different meanings, and blended together to form a single word. Take “Spanglish” for instance. This portmanteau word is a mix of “Spanish” and “English.” Another famous portmanteau word is “brunch,” which is a combination of the words breakfast and lunch.
Proper nouns can also be joined together with common nouns to produce a portmanteau word. For instance, “gerrymandering” is a combination of Governor Elbridge Gerry and the political districts in Massachusetts, which was outlined and resembled a salamander.
The boxing scene also has its portmanteau. Accordingly, it perfectly describes a man who holds a championship belt for ducking good boxers in their prime.
In addition, I thought it was very ridiculous that this man heaped praise and accolade, particularly in the pound-for-pound rankings, when he won against a smaller boxer in a certified mismatch bout last September 19. Talk about a Mexican sacrificial lamb.
Fraud.
if anything, his pickings on marquez solidified his track record as p4p fraud.
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