ANY WIN over Floyd Mayweather Jr., at THIS point... is ONLY a GOOD win.. not GREAT.
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Alot of people wont agree, not to start anything but Toney at his best would beat RJJ but don't take what I'm saying into consideration, Roy beat him and thats thatComment
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If ANYBODY has ANY kind of financial education WHATSOEVER... you would know not to believe about Floyds mouth telling everyone he hasnt lost a dime in the recession.
Celebrities, Artists, Entrepreneus, Business Owners, Investors, Wall Street....
They have ALL lost money, if you owned real estate investments you most likely lost out, stocks as well....
If you have Mutual Funds or CDs then you are locked in and will not lose your money, but the interest you make isnt astronomical, especially for short term gains...
Floyd IS, and WILL, outspend what he has coming in... he is UNDOUBTEDLY spending more money then he is making, and Im willing to say at a RAPID pace.... He will be back, he will fight again... and it WILL be, because he needs money..
Maybe not NEED in the sense that he cant buy dinner... he will always have money... but when you have 60 million, and you start getting down to 10 and 8 million... It isnt enough money to support the lifestyle that YOU (Floyd) live anymore...
Either you adjust your lifestyle accordingly... or you fight again and make that money back.
So I ask you... is Floyd going to tune back his lifestyle in 5 years?
You are right he had to lose money. He owns a house in Vegas that **** is worth half as much, he got a house in Florida (I think he got this as prices started to go down, but has probably gone down even more). Any stocks, or mutual funds are hit up most likely (they would still have some value though). His jet and boat have lost value because demand for such items is low (although when demand goes back up and no one has made a big boat or privete jets for years they will probably have good value).
The only thing that was a good investment was his ***elry, gold and gems stones have gone up in value by a large margin.
He had a lot of cash to start off with so he could take some pretty heavy loses. If he has enough money so that he does not have to sell anything (or everything) he might be ok. Forced selling would mean he gets pennies on the dollar compared to what he paid, he would still have some money but nothing like he had (10-20% tops).
I am not even taking into account the money that he has basically just flushed down the toilet, which is probably a large sum.Comment
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You are right he had to lose money. He owns a house in Vegas that **** is worth half as much, he got a house in Florida (I think he got this as prices started to go down, but has probably gone down even more). Any stocks, or mutual funds are hit up most likely (they would still have some value though). His jet and boat have lost value because demand for such items is low (although when demand goes back up and no one has made a big boat or privete jets for years they will probably have good value).
The only thing that was a good investment was his ***elry, gold and gems stones have gone up in value by a large margin.
He had a lot of cash to start off with so he could take some pretty heavy loses. If he has enough money so that he does not have to sell anything (or everything) he might be ok. Forced selling would mean he gets pennies on the dollar compared to what he paid, he would still have some money but nothing like he had (10-20% tops).
I am not even taking into account the money that he has basically just flushed down the toilet, which is probably a large sum.Comment
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Well it' FACTUAL that Floyd has 2 years + of inactivity...
MAYBE this will stop the people who hate on floyd to STOP chasing Floyd for a fight with their favorite fighter.. because, you wouldnt gain what you WANTED out of it.
There would ALWAYS be that asterisk... you didn't beat a prime active Floyd...Comment
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