The REAL REASON Floyd Sr Keeps Calling Out Amir Khan! (REVEALED)

Floyd prefers to train w/ Roger. Over the past couple of years Rogers diabetes has gotten worse and he isn't able to train Floyd the way he is supposed to train him so Floyd Sr started traing him. Floyd was a better defensive fighter w/ roger as opposed to his father. The reason he was hit so much in the Cotto fight was because Cotto is a great fighter. Floyd Jr was better defensively with Floyd Sr, not Roger. If you study their careers you'll notice Roger was the aggressive boxer and Floyd Sr was the defensive one. Watch a few of their fights, you'll see what I mean. So logically the way they trained Floyd was according to how they themselves fought. This is what happens with trainers who are former fighters. For example, Roach trains Pacquiao in a similar style to how he himself (and how his favorite fighter Duran) fought. But Floyd was trained by his father from a very young age so his defensive skills were perfected early on - they're ingrained into him. The longer Floyd was with Roger the more offensive he was getting, it was happening slowly but surely. He was even hit and backed up by Ortiz early in the fight after his own punches missed Ortiz. Right now, since Floyd has been with Roger so long he has become sort of an equal balance of his father and his uncle. Floyd Sr with the defense, Roger with offense.

Floyd prefers to train w/ Roger. Over the past couple of years Rogers diabetes has gotten worse and he isn't able to train Floyd the way he is supposed to train him so Floyd Sr started traing him. Floyd was a better defensive fighter w/ roger as opposed to his father. The reason he was hit so much in the Cotto fight was because Cotto is a great fighter.

So it's Mayweather Sr. that dictates who Lil Floyd fights now?

I think that happened in the Mayweather Jr fight - at the time, Floyd Sr said he couldn't train De La Hoya for less than $2 mil to fight his own son. If you remember Floyd Sr and Jr were on very bad terms at that point. Later on, after Sr and Jr patched things up, Sr claimed he would never have trained De La Hoya for the Jr fight but I remember clearly (there are videos out there too) where Sr was more concerned with how much he was getting paid to be the trainer in that fight, rather than him refusing outright. I think that was a clear ruse to avoid using Mayweather Sr. for that fight.

Have you a mental deficiency? Floyd Sr. Is a much better trainer than Roger! Just look at the Mayweather's performances with Sr. And without him! All roger does with Floyd is hold his mitts! Sr is a good trainer, for Floyd at least. He got Floyd back to his defensive fighting after the Cotto fight and that has served him very well because it's the most effective style for him. Under Roger, Floyd was starting to get hit more but Sr seems to have helped solve that problem. But he isn't the type of trainer that will just get along with anybody - that's the reason him and Floyd work well because Floyd knows him through and through, and of course Floyd was trained by him from the very beginning. Not sure how good Sr is with other fighters though, he is probably the type of trainer that would work better with young amateurs coming up, rather than pro boxers who are already deep in the game.

nah hes just towing the company line setting up another cherry pick

who in the right fking mind would actually train with floyd sr,Roger yea but floyd sr hell no Have you a mental deficiency? Floyd Sr. Is a much better trainer than Roger! Just look at the Mayweather's performances with Sr. And without him! All roger does with Floyd is hold his mitts!

I had always wondered why Floyd Mayweather Sr seemingly had such a personal dislike for Khan but after seeing that recent video it's clear that Floyd Sr holds a grudge against Khan for choosing Roach over him when Khan first came over to the USA searching for a new trainer. I would guess that the hatred deepened when, after he parted ways with Roach, Khan again chose another trainer, Virgil Hunter, over Floyd Sr. If I remember correctly Floyd Sr was on the shortlist but Hunter eventually landed the job. Floyd Sr says something along the lines of: "Khan came over to see me, he wasted my time. He went with the joke coach Roach." - It seems Floyd Sr may have either seen huge potential in Khan, or perhaps a good payday as his trainer, so he took Khan's rejection of him very personally and he still carries it with him to this very day. The mystery is finally solved. This is the real reason why Floyd Sr has been calling out Khan so much - he's upset that Khan didn't choose him as a trainer and he wants Floyd to make Khan pay for not choosing him. cool story bro.

Yeah I did note when he said that in the interview, which explain why he doesn't like Khan.

I can't recall which fight, maybe the first Mosley one, just not sure, but Oscar refused to pay Mayweather the training fee he asked for. It was in line percentage-wise with what Mayweather had always been getting, but this time Oscar was getting a very large payday and felt that Mayweather should work for less. Oscar had been saying what a wonderful trainer he was etc. and then the fight came up. Mayweather asked for $2 mill and Oscar offered him $500,000. Mayweather refused. So they parted and that was that. It was all well aired out in the press and is absolutely accurate. I think that happened in the Mayweather Jr fight - at the time, Floyd Sr said he couldn't train De La Hoya for less than $2 mil to fight his own son. If you remember Floyd Sr and Jr were on very bad terms at that point. Later on, after Sr and Jr patched things up, Sr claimed he would never have trained De La Hoya for the Jr fight but I remember clearly (there are videos out there too) where Sr was more concerned with how much he was getting paid to be the trainer in that fight, rather than him refusing outright.

A guy named Oscar dela Hoya said he's the best trainer in the world I can't recall which fight, maybe the first Mosley one, just not sure, but Oscar refused to pay Mayweather the training fee he asked for. It was in line percentage-wise with what Mayweather had always been getting, but this time Oscar was getting a very large payday and felt that Mayweather should work for less. Oscar had been saying what a wonderful trainer he was etc. and then the fight came up. Mayweather asked for $2 mill and Oscar offered him $500,000. Mayweather refused. So they parted and that was that. It was all well aired out in the press and is absolutely accurate.

SR. trains JR. because Floyd is throwing pop a bone before he retires from the game. This gives the public the impression of family unity, showing Floyd in a benevolent light and conveying the image that Floyd wants us to have of him. As to which brother is his trainer won't matter much because Floyd isn't going to fight anyone that he needs that much training for. Floyd cares about his image more than his 0... wife beating not withstanding. hes trying to reverse the bad image he earned when they got into argument in the gym and he was dared by sr to throw him out.

who in the right fking mind would actually train with floyd sr,Roger yea but floyd sr hell no lol well Floyd JR prefers him over Roger lately

who in the right fking mind would actually train with floyd sr,Roger yea but floyd sr hell no A guy named Oscar dela Hoya said he's the best trainer in the world