Mayweather Sr: “They ain’t looking at him as being ‘Pretty Boy’ Floyd but a.s s hole

Wasn't floyd agressive in that fight? Very. Entertaining fight.

No doubt about it, he shyted on Roger when Floyd got his nose bloodied by Emanuel Augustus. Wasn't floyd agressive in that fight?

i guaranteed you if floyd jr was to lose a fight, floyd sr would s.h.i.t. on roger. floyd sr would say: if i was training lil floyd, he would have never lost. i told yall roger ain't s.h.i.t. you know when it comes to floyd sr., people just gotta separate his boasts from the truth and let him run with it... at the same time, fmj better watch how he deals with his father in public and tone down the badmouthing...i can remember how jones jr. used to treat his pops in interviews, and the minute he got starched, he put his father in his corner the next fight, about how his father was the architect of his style and the whole s**t, then when he lost, the excuse was that he didn't want his father to get any credit...point is, just keep your mouth shut...

i guaranteed you if floyd jr was to lose a fight, floyd sr would s.h.i.t. on roger. floyd sr would say: if i was training lil floyd, he would have never lost. i told yall roger ain't s.h.i.t. No doubt about it, he shyted on Roger when Floyd got his nose bloodied by Emanuel Augustus.

i guaranteed you if floyd jr was to lose a fight, floyd sr would s.h.i.t. on roger. floyd sr would say: if i was training lil floyd, he would have never lost. i told yall roger ain't s.h.i.t.

Sr has some serious issues he so stuck on hisself that he feels he is never in the wrong about anything past or present. Funny how he contradicted himself. He say PBF win and won ALL because of him. If it All Sr why PBF won then why can't he train and teach Manny to beat his son. Dude got some issues he needs to truly work out. You can't take another man's glory and spotlight just cause you helped out. Everybody talks about how Bill Belicheck came up with that great defensive game plan for the Giants defense in the Super Bowl to beat the Bills but everybody also knows it was Bill Parcels team and the players that performed. Sr needs to learn how to take the credit he gets and be happy for his son. Seems to me Sr will only be happy if he gets more credit than PBF for those 41 victories and that is not right or how a father should be. It isn't just his son that he wants credit for, it's every fighter he's ever worked with. He wants credit for Vernon Paris, he's openly stated that every fighter he's trained- most notably Chad Dawson in recent years- looked their best with him. Some of you are so blinded by your hate for Little Floyd that you're (once again) ignoring what's right in front of your faces. It's BLATANT. The guy (Sr.) who needs all the credit, acknowledgement, attention, shine, is now using this incident for publicity like some Hollywood publicity stunt. He's doing every interview and radio show he can for a platform to, not so subtly, reassert his greatness as a trainer. It's getting ridiculous.

plz...michael made it clear to time and time again that he didnt respect his father, he didnt like his father he etc. i think tow or three of them have said the same thing. whether it was in his face or not, they clearly dont care too much for the man. gtfoh...its one thing to say that ish now that you are grown and out the house, but when they were all living under the same roof that joe built you never read or heard any of 'em speak out against joe publicly and most definitely not to his face on camera...they waited until they moved out...thats why whats the chick's name, rebbie, jermaine and tito got married so early...to get out...lol..now if you want to dispute that, please show me some footage if you got it... lol...could you imagine 13 yr old michael jackson running around talking to reporters about how much he hated his father, hell to the no...because he knew he'd have to deal with joe when he got home... but sticking to fmj...why you think fmj was so disrespectful and adament about reminding sr. about who's gym it was and was kicking him out...because he doesn't live under his roof anymore and walks around with security... any black man worth his salt will not allow his children to disrespect him to his face...they could be in public or private...that arse would get whooped in the mall, on the bball court, wherever it goes down on the spot....thats why sr. was ready to whoop ass...in other words, its a black thing

Sr has some serious issues he so stuck on hisself that he feels he is never in the wrong about anything past or present. Funny how he contradicted himself. He say PBF win and won ALL because of him. If it All Sr why PBF won then why can't he train and teach Manny to beat his son. Dude got some issues he needs to truly work out. You can't take another man's glory and spotlight just cause you helped out. Everybody talks about how Bill Belicheck came up with that great defensive game plan for the Giants defense in the Super Bowl to beat the Bills but everybody also knows it was Bill Parcels team and the players that performed. Sr needs to learn how to take the credit he gets and be happy for his son. Seems to me Sr will only be happy if he gets more credit than PBF for those 41 victories and that is not right or how a father should be.

I'm sorry, I tried to be sympathetic toward Sr. and give him the benefit of the doubt, but this man is so self-centered, egotisitical and draining that he's becoming a parody of himself. It used to be fun to laugh at all of his shyt-talk and poems, now I'm seeing it isn't just some act. He's asked how the beef started and the first thing he can think to say is the fighter he trained, Vernon Paris, knocked out the fighter Roger trained, Tim Coleman, and it happened because he told Paris to throw bodyshots. Shyt, last I saw, even Paris' team wanted nothing else to do with Big Floyd. Both of these cats, young and old, need reality checks.

All this bickering going on isn't good for Floyd.

so SR came to Jrs gym , picked a fight and jr's an *******?

are black chicks that rare?? what do u call these people around me at work that has a darker skin color than me? mexicans? lol.. u need to get over yourself, black people doesnt give a shiit about floyd, some do but a lot dont. just because floyd is black u think all black people is gonna side with him, that only happen on here not in the real world. yes i kno they dont. thats why they dont give a **** about what he does in the ring. are u a retard?

oh yeah some of them will do candid interviews when joe is on the other side of the planet, but i've never seen any of them disrespect him to his face with a camera in front...they know joe wouldn't hestitate to dig in right on the spot....lol plz...michael made it clear to time and time again that he didnt respect his father, he didnt like his father he etc. i think tow or three of them have said the same thing. whether it was in his face or not, they clearly dont care too much for the man.

theyve besmirched him on tv on more than one occasion. they definitely dont respect him that much. oh yeah some of them will do candid interviews when joe is on the other side of the planet, but i've never seen any of them disrespect him to his face with a camera in front...they know joe wouldn't hestitate to dig in right on the spot....lol

i dont think anyone look at him as pretty boy anymore.. the ladies at my work calls him pusssy boy and they were black! so thats gotta tell u something.. lol, rite. i dont kno one black chick that knows anything about what floyd does in the ring. and i bet u dont kno one black chick at all.

he was dead wrong in that respect...imagine any of the jackson bros. getting into a knock-down, drag out argument with joe on national television over where it all started...when he fathered all 20 of those cats... theyve besmirched him on tv on more than one occasion. they definitely dont respect him that much.

That wasnt even funny the way Floyd Jr. was direspecting Floyd Senior. To embarrass your Dad infront of millions of people is just wrong. Floyd can treat his kids great but they see way he treats his dad(Even though is dad has issues also). What goes around comes around Floyd Jr. he was dead wrong in that respect...imagine any of the jackson bros. getting into a knock-down, drag out argument with joe on national television over where it all started...when he fathered all 20 of those cats...

Floyd Mayweather Senior: “They ain’t looking at him as being ‘Pretty Boy’ Floyd or the ‘Money’ Mayweather—they’re looking at him as being the ‘A*shole of the Year’!” by Geoffrey Ciani (Exclusive Interview by Jenna J & Geoffrey Ciani) - This week’s 139th edition of On the Ropes Boxing Radio (brought to you by CWH Promotions) featured an exclusive interview with boxing trainer Floyd Mayweather Senior who recently had a heated encounter with his son Floyd Mayweather Junior on HBO’s first episode of 24/7 in promotion of the highly anticipated September 17 bout between Mayweather (41-0, 25 KOs) and WBC welterweight champion Victor Ortiz (29-2-2, 22 KOs). Mayweather Senior gave his take on the altercation and also shared views on a variety of other issues. Here is a complete transcript from that interview: JENNA J: It is time for our third and final guest of this week’s show. He is making his 13th appearance with On the Ropes Boxing Radio. We are joined by the one and only Floyd “Joy” Mayweather Senior. How’s the day treating you Floyd? FLOYD MAYWEATHER SENIOR: Everything is going great. JENNA: Alright Floyd, well people have been talking about the incident that happened between you and your son on the HBO 24/7 series. Can you tell us in your view what happened with that whole situation? MAYWEATHER: It was nothing but just a father and a son thing. He’s just disrespectful. He’s ungrateful. All I can do is leave it up to the higher power. That’s all I do. I can’t judge my son in no kind of way or anything like that. But like I said, one thing I can do is go on about my business, take care of my business, and whatever happens with it, let him do what he’s got to do for himself. I don’t really want to bother with him as being a son like that. JENNA: How long ago did that incident happen between you two? MAYWEATHER: It happened about, right now it’s going on about two weeks now. It’s going on about two weeks since that happened. JENNA: Now the 24/7 cameras really didn’t capture how it really all started. Was it really just a debate over two female fighters or was it something more? MAYWEATHER: Well first of all, the one guy Tim Coleman used to train at the gym. My brother used to train Tim Coleman, and my fighter knocked Tim Coleman out! My boy knocked him out. My boy was named Vernon Paris. Vernon Paris knocked out Tim Coleman. If you remember seeing the fight on ESPN when the guy kept hitting him with the body shots, and the guy kept going down, and the referee just called it off. You might not remember. That fight was probably about five weeks ago. JENNA: Yep, that was a great performance by Paris. You trained him well. MAYWEATHER: Yeah, uh-huh. Me and Roger wasn’t in the corner, but I was explaining to you who was the coach of each fighter, in which I was the coach that won when it happened like that. The whole thing is that he just starts saying I was jealous of him. I’m not jealous of him. Jealous of him for what? If you’re talking about money, I’m not jealous because of money! That’s your money. You made that money! I taught you how to make that money. You wouldn’t have that if it weren’t for your Daddy. I’m just saying that it is what it is. You got to leave things like that in the Man’s hands is all. You can’t do anything about that. Leave those things in the Higher Power’s hands because in the Ten Commandments it tells you, “Honor thy mother and father or things will be short”. So I don’t have anything to do with that. The only thing I can tell you is I honor my mother and father, and I’m not even going to tell you that both of them were the better parents than a lot of people, but I still honored him because he was my father. In this case right here, this guy is old enough to know everything that’s going on. What he did then with me, that’s against the cardinal rule. JENNA: Now when this was all going down how close do you think you two maybe were coming to going to blows over this argument? MAYWEATHER: Very close! As close as he wanted to get! One damn thing is for sure, his Daddy wasn’t going to back down and his Daddy wasn’t going to take no ass-whopping! So that right there tells you. If his Daddy ain’t going to take no ass-whopping it must tell you who was going to get the ass-whopping! It wasn’t going to be me, so that kind of tells you what was going to happen right there. He might think he was going to tee off on his Daddy and do this. I got too much to live for that mess. JENNA: Now you mentioned before how a son should honor his father. MAYWEATHER: Yes! JENNA: What do you think about his attitude towards you in the gym there and the way he was talking to you. Do you think that’s maybe him getting a little bit of an ego with himself? MAYWEATHER: Oh! He’s got an ego! He’s got an ego! He goes way beyond the meaning of everything they call an ego. He’s way above that. So what you call an “ego”, he goes way above that! I don’t know what the word “ego” means. He was way above that. He’s got something multiplied by two, so I don’t know where he is. He’s way beyond the word “ego”. I don’t know what the word, but whatever it is, like I told him he let a situation get out of hand that shouldn’t have never got out of hand about boxing—girl’s boxing! A bunch of girls boxing? Man, please! The girl, his fighter, she’s not a bad girl either. But we were talking about them fighting each other and having his girl fight my girl, then all of a sudden he goes, “Well what are you doing in this gym for?” “What do you mean what in the hell am I doing in the gym? It’s me!” My thing was really just coming there to support him, that’s all. You know what? He brought trouble to his Daddy. You know what? He’s going to have to deal with that, not me. JENNA: Floyd, your son has been going through a lot of legal turmoil in the last fifteen months. Now do you think that this situation that happened with you was a culmination of everything that’s been happening to him? http://www.e a s t s i d e b o x i n g.c om/news.php?p=29070&more=1 That wasnt even funny the way Floyd Jr. was direspecting Floyd Senior. To embarrass your Dad infront of millions of people is just wrong. Floyd can treat his kids great but they see way he treats his dad(Even though is dad has issues also). What goes around comes around Floyd Jr.

I haven't chimed in on a post on-site for a long, long time ... but after watching that incident on 24/7 and reading the rap from SR. I just gotta state something clearly noticeable. *** The major theme coming from Floyd SR is that "I made JR" "He wouldn't be nothing, if it wasn't for his daddy" "I made JR the boxer he is today", therefore I should be getting as much credit as possible from those praising JR, because I made JR. While at the same time dismissing all of the work and improvements gained under the training of Rodger. Another theme constantly coming from SR, "Rodger didn't do nothing but continue what I already taught JR" "JR hasn't improved, because he's not with his daddy anymore" etc..... Now if anyone with even a 70 boxing IQ observer how Floyd fought prior to Rodger training him and how he fights after years of being trained by Rodger -- There is a great deal of improvement in almost every area. If Rodger wasn't any good, it would show, because talent and gifts can only take an individual so far ... training by a good teacher is also necessary and required. Have you ever noticed how grandmasters in martial arts study with other grandmasters? This is because I don't care how talented or good you are, you can always learn more from those who have been there and knows the pitfalls. Bottom line: Rodger gets no respect from SR .... none, and Floyd JR doesn't like hearing it now and has never liked it. If you go back and watch every 24/7 with the Mayweather's -- Floyd constantly states that Rodger is the best trainer and the trainer for him. And you will constantly hear SR state that he's the one who made Floyd what he is. Now Rodger is in the ring training the hell out of Floyd JR and on the perimeter Floyd SR is making rounds through the gym proclaiming that he's the one who made Floyd JR. Does that picture make any sense at all????? Now common sense should chime in at some point and tell you, that if Floyd JR has been under Rodger almost 18 years, and has gotten better and better. How can anyone dismiss that progress. Sure, sure, sure SR got JR started and taught him alot, but SR can't just ignore what Rodger's done for Floyd JR. And that is where the problems originate -- Rodger is Floyd JR's guy and SR doesn't like it, so the only way SR can get some respect is to follow JR & Rodger around making proclamations constantly. If I was Floyd JR & Rodger .... I would be pissed off too!!!! This is a dysfunctional family and SR is the one who constantly feeds the illness by trying to get continued credit for starting JR off in boxing and dismissing the great work Rodger has done with his son. I'm back out ........... :beerchug: i agree to a certain extent...from what i saw, before senior said anything, jr. was going on his usual rant and was leaving sr. out of the picture, and sr. was just reminding him, in his own twisted way, that he was the one who birthed him and put the freaking boxing gloves in his crib...at this point, thats all the old man has to hold onto, and jr.'s just gotta be man enough to let that ish go and give the old man his only glory....

I haven't chimed in on a post on-site for a long, long time ... but after watching that incident on 24/7 and reading the rap from SR. I just gotta state something clearly noticeable. *** The major theme coming from Floyd SR is that "I made JR" "He wouldn't be nothing, if it wasn't for his daddy" "I made JR the boxer he is today", therefore I should be getting as much credit as possible from those praising JR, because I made JR. While at the same time dismissing all of the work and improvements gained under the training of Rodger. Another theme constantly coming from SR, "Rodger didn't do nothing but continue what I already taught JR" "JR hasn't improved, because he's not with his daddy anymore" etc..... Now if anyone with even a 70 boxing IQ observer how Floyd fought prior to Rodger training him and how he fights after years of being trained by Rodger -- There is a great deal of improvement in almost every area. If Rodger wasn't any good, it would show, because talent and gifts can only take an individual so far ... training by a good teacher is also necessary and required. Have you ever noticed how grandmasters in martial arts study with other grandmasters? This is because I don't care how talented or good you are, you can always learn more from those who have been there and knows the pitfalls. Bottom line: Rodger gets no respect from SR .... none, and Floyd JR doesn't like hearing it now and has never liked it. If you go back and watch every 24/7 with the Mayweather's -- Floyd constantly states that Rodger is the best trainer and the trainer for him. And you will constantly hear SR state that he's the one who made Floyd what he is. Now Rodger is in the ring training the hell out of Floyd JR and on the perimeter Floyd SR is making rounds through the gym proclaiming that he's the one who made Floyd JR. Does that picture make any sense at all????? Now common sense should chime in at some point and tell you, that if Floyd JR has been under Rodger almost 18 years, and has gotten better and better. How can anyone dismiss that progress. Sure, sure, sure SR got JR started and taught him alot, but SR can't just ignore what Rodger's done for Floyd JR. And that is where the problems originate -- Rodger is Floyd JR's guy and SR doesn't like it, so the only way SR can get some respect is to follow JR & Rodger around making proclamations constantly. If I was Floyd JR & Rodger .... I would be pissed off too!!!! This is a dysfunctional family and SR is the one who constantly feeds the illness by trying to get continued credit for starting JR off in boxing and dismissing the great work Rodger has done with his son. I'm back out ........... :beerchug: