Renowned Promoter Defends US President Joe Biden After Infamous Fatherly Kiss Photo Resurfaces: “What Exactly Is Your Highly-Evolved Point?”

Sixty-three-year-old Lou DiBella dons many hats. The founder of DiBella Entertainment found his mark in boxing promotion in particular, as he cared for many prominent and well-known fighters. Additionally, he spread his wings into the entertainment industry, which saw him getting involved in movie production and acting. Active on social media, the Class of 2020 International Boxing Hall of Fame inductee frequently voices his concerns on burning issues. A relatively innocuous development caught his attention, forcing him to state his opinion vigorously. 

Hear what Lou DiBella had in mind

Born in 1994 in Columbia, South California, Dom Lucre has steadily gained a massive social media following. So yesterday, he shared a pic of the United States president, Mr. Joe Biden, kissing his son, Hunter Biden, on the cheek. Lucre’s message read, “Grown Men, would you let your dad kiss you like Joe Biden is kissing his son Hunter?” Since the time it came, the post has notched up nearly 3.5 million views and over a thousand retweets. 

However, Lou DiBella replied sometime after Dom Lucre’s tweet appeared. Confirming the question, the promoter shared that his late father, too, kissed him every time they met or bid goodbyes. DiBella questioned the internet personality and enquired about the former’s line of argument. He said, “Yea. My Dad did every time he greeted me or said goodbye my whole life until he died. And WHAT, Dom?!? What exactly is your highly-evolved point?” A perusal of the reactions to his reply reveals quite a few who agreed with what he said. 

Lou DiBella, who played himself in Rocky Balboa (2006), has overseen the careers of quite a few renowned names. From Regis Prograis to Richard Commey, George Kambosos Jr., Bernard Hopkins, and Paulie Malignaggi, among many others, embraced his stable during this career. To cite another instance where he took the bull by the horns, the business magnate, who also owns a baseball team, got down to brass tacks last year when he chided Conor Benn for usurping a celebrated quote while citing his plight. 

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