The football player formerly known as Chad Johnson legally changed his name to Chad Ocho Cinco last August in Florida. Just like that other "formerly known as" he requested media and those around him refer to him exclusively by his new name. His team, the Cincinnatti Bengals, agreed he could play under his new name, but the NFL refused to comply because Reebok had already preprinted thousands of jerseys with his old name. If Chad didn't want to replace him, he had to be Mr. Johnson for another season.
This year the NFL will allow him to use his new name, however they require him to print it as Ochocinco since that is how he entered it on the legal name change form in Florida. Chad is disappointed and wants his name written as "Ocho Cinco" on his jerseys. His new name is the nickname he got from his player number "85".
HE IS CERTIFIED LOCO LOCO.
ReplyDeleteDATS MY DAWG THO
You big dummy! How do you write you new name down wrong on the; name change form?
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He crazy as hail! I would luv 2 spend his $$
ReplyDeleteNigga, if you can't spell your new name, you might wanna just stick with Johnson, ole attention-starved ass clown.
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