Brandon Marshall Offers Twitter Troll $25,000 To Fight Him
By Sam Richmond
Chicago Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall offered a troll $25,000 to fight.
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Do not troll Chicago Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall. He will respond and request a fight with you.
After a Detroit Lions fan tweeted at Marshall trolling him about the Bears’ woes and the Lions’ success this season, the wide receiver offered the fan cash to fight him.
@AnthonyGKalla: @BMarshall idk if you saw this on ig but here's a reminder http://t.co/GYT7hj3mWe
— BEAST (@BMarshall) November 13, 2014
I give you 5k to get in a ring with me.
@AnthonyGKalla
— BEAST (@BMarshall) November 13, 2014
If I lose I'll give you another 10k. If I win you have to serve a 100 hours at an orphanage.
Deal?
The fan responded, asking Marshall for more money and the multi-millionaire obliged with one extra stipulation.
"@AnthonyGKalla: @BMarshall that's it? Cmon brandy make it 25 and we can do it in Detroit"
— BEAST (@BMarshall) November 13, 2014
25 it is. Ha! You thought i wouldn't say yes.
"@AnthonyGKalla: @BMarshall that's it? Cmon brandy make it 25 and we can do it in Detroit"
— BEAST (@BMarshall) November 13, 2014
And you have to apologize to my mom.
@AnthonyGKalla
— BEAST (@BMarshall) November 13, 2014
Deal or no deal bro? This is your chance to back up your talk and make 25k.
The fan ultimately agreed to the fight with a caveat, responding to Marshall with “win 3 more games this season and I’m in. 25k win or lose isn’t a bad bet.”
We’re going to go out and limb and suggest regardless of how the Bears play to end this season, a fight won’t happen between these two.
Still, this is just the latest proof that tweeting mean things at professional athletes (or anyone for that matter) isn’t advised.
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