Floyd Mayweather Jr boxing news
Floyd Mayweather Jr (not Senior) has again expressed his interest, his desire, in “helping” Deontay Wilder. A while back, Mayweather suggested he would be willing to help train Wilder, and now, speaking on the Club Shay Shay podcast, “Money” said that he is “here if Wilder wants to reach out.”
Floyd Mayweather Jr said this week in an interview Terence Crawford should be a much bigger star than he is currently, and he says this is proof that there’s racism that still exists.
If it is is a joke, it’s a bad one. But if the “fight” actually takes place, it will be an even bigger joke; one that could have this once truly great sport reduced to laughing stock status.
It was seven years ago today when Canelo Alvarez fought and lost the biggest fight of his career. Schooled by Floyd Mayweather, who put on a masterclass, Canelo was down in the dumps after losing the decision (crazily only a majority decision, this thanks to some unfathomable scoring by one judge who somehow had the fight a draw), yet in time he would bounce back in fine style.
CrSeven years after Floyd Mayweather’s win over Canelo Alvarez in 2013, Leonard Ellerbe is still happy about his victory over the Golden Boy star.
Floyd Mayweather spoke with his favorite boxing web site, FightHype, again recently (the video uploaded today) and the main topic of conversation was a list of “The Best Welterweights,” that Mayweather was sent by a friend of his.
Bob Arum has been using Floyd Mayweather Jr. as a person to compare his fighter featherweight Shakur Stevenson with. Arum sees the unbeaten WBO 126-pound champion Stevenson (13-0, 7 KOs) as a southpaw version of Mayweather, and he feels he’s heading towards superstardom.
Heaven knows, boxing superstar Floyd Mayweather certainly has his share of critics, some of them quite deserved. But never can it be said that Floyd doesn’t have his good side.
Floyd Mayweather Jr. of Mayweather Promotions says his reasons for training Devin Haney, a fighter NOT signed to his company, is because he’s a young kid that “asked for my advice.”
Promoter and former world champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. wants the younger fighters to know that the crazy money they were getting before the pandemic won’t be the same after boxing restarts in the future.