Boxing has a bantamweight class, but what about a phantomweight? A riddle is:
Q: What is a ghost boxer called?
A: A phantomweight.
The joke was posted on Twitter on 2009.
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Bollywood Sargam
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Ghost jokes - 5155 Joke: What is a ghost boxer called?
A phantomweight. .... http://bit.ly/309JK
3:53 AM - 24 Aug 2009
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Carri Nash
@teambudd1
RT @ClactonGirl: What is a ghost boxer called? A phantomweight.
4:48 AM - 24 Oct 2009
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Sensible Nonsense.. Frank’s Comic Pack:
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What is a ghost boxer called? A phantomweight.
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What is a ghost boxer called? A phantomweight.
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What is a ghost
boxer called?
A
phantomweight.
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lorraine Jo King
@LahLahBean
#WednesdayWitticisms
What is a ghost boxer called?
A phantomweight.
1:45 AM - 8 Aug 2018
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