Police Seize Guns From Floyd Mayweather's Home, Cars

[Spacey1991]

Lets wait and see whether the guns are registered, and if the bullets were the same as the ones at the crime scene.

[DeltaSigChi4]

Can't we all just get along?

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[Spacey1991]

is that why he lost by SD to floyd when he was old?

Any Boxing fan would say that SD was bull****, come on now.

[zzat]

There are some sensations that one cannot shake. For me, one of these nagging, under my skin ailments concerns the devout demons which occupy the tired, boring rage of a prize fighter named Floyd Mayweather Jr.
If Floyd were the star of a children's show, his moniker would be Mr. Money.
This character would live in a Rolls Royce the size of New Jersey and he would tell all of his young followers to save their nickles and crimes for a rainy day.
And Whoops. There it is! His time may be coming up, for as many recent athletes have proven, prision waits for no man nor any atrocity. The bigger the mouth, the bigger the possibility that the time in question could be extensive. And Floyd may be short of cash but not short of mouth. If I were Juan Manuel Marquez, I would be contemplating another can''cell'ation with cell being the operative word here.
If the reports out of Las Vegas are even somewhat accurate, Mr. Money was discovered to house firearms in both his vehicle as well as living quarters. This discovery was made after he was cited for threatening the life of a man at a Skating Rink. After that encounter, shots rang through the Vegas night, breaking the ice that could be Floyd's story.
The recent, tragic departure of Vernon Forrest from this human chorus tells all fight fans as well as all fans of simple humanity and humility, that firearms have no place in a civilized society, let alone a society that has a black on black crime rate as large as ours. If one cannot let go of an arsenal out of regard for others, then how about tossing them out of self respect.
The HBO series 24/7 displayed Mr. Money cavorting about his home which children frequented. Wrong Mr. Money. As the late Gangster Joey Gallo once imparted, "I no longer carry a gun. I'm around too many children, they should never know of one.''
Well, it's a mean old world and accidents do happen with reckless frequency.
Ya wanna be a pugilist or a statistic of another kind like the actual ''Pretty Boy'', Floyd?
Have we not seen enough of this star 'struck by a stray' sickness?
Mr. Money returned to the world of pugilism because of a 6 million dollar tax lien against him. His hunger is not that which decorates a fighters desire to excell but a deep rage which haunts him in the same fashion his father does.
Rage, guns and disrespect should not spell champion in a world plagued by a severe need for talent that inspires.
At this moment, I am inspired to see Mr. Money lose his focus, his desperate trash talking and his pride to a deserving model of boxing integrity named Marquez.
Then please Mr. Money. Please, please, go far away until you can respect the gifts you have been given and those who choose to support your lifestyle with their hard earned pay. If not the WWE certainly appears to have an opening for you. With your act, that may be exactly where you should reside.
I love this sport and life too much to see it desecrated again and again by blind rage and ******ity. Peace To All.

What an assay you wrote. Clearly you’re an educated individual. But if I were to take the logic you used in your assay, I would have to say you failed your own desires. You want nothing but the best for the sport but you continue, as you have proved in your deep analysis, to make the grave mistake of judging without concrete facts. For starters: The threat that is said to made by Mr Money, as you call him, has no other ears or at least at the time of this print. Many homes in many countries have guns and that is not a crime on its own. Now any fool knows that you there’s two sides to a story. Your assay missed the vital point of allowing the readers the opportunity to know that there is another side to all this madness.

[fdotorres]

because we all know the fight was close..right??

as close as the robbery castillo vs floyd was

[fdotorres]

Any Boxing fan would say that SD was bull****, come on now.

i agree, but it wasn't even close to being a shutout

speaking of shutout, DLH was already shot in that fight. he couldn't let go his punches after the 4th round

[arturol84]

yocan take the n***A out the hood but you can take he hood out the n***A

[RenovatioPR]

I dunno , hope this does not affect the fight.....

But I must say there are way to many empty gaps of information in this story.

1. How in the world did this guy had floyds personal phone number in order to send him a text?
2. Is this the first time these two persons have confronted each other?
3. What sort of evidence can williams provide to prove the allegations of the threat?
4. The guy said he did not see the shooters, did anyone else?
5. Floyd owning guns ain't that much of a deal as long as they are registered, the caliber and bullets don't match with the ones in the scene, and they cant be proven that have been fired recently.

There are to many empty gaps of info to tell if this is true or not, and if floyd has anything to do with it.

One thing is certain, if it can be proven that Floyd does have something to do with it, he is just a moron.

All I care is that the floyd/jmm fight gets made and both fighters bring there A game. If it does not happen I will be disappointed.

[Spacey1991]

i agree, but it wasn't even close to being a shutout

speaking of shutout, DLH was already shot in that fight. he couldn't let go his punches after the 4th round

It was a clear Floyd win... not by all rounds, but I could only really give DLH 4 rounds, 5 at the very maximum, and I mean maximum.

I still think it was a good win against DLH, DLH was around 165 on fight night and people claim Floyd was 148 on fight night, but we will say 150 for arguments sake like in the weigh-in (Floyd never blows up in weight over night really), so given the size advantage and saying it was at a weight that is quite out of his range (by that I mean, Floyd weighed 150 on fight night for a 154 fight, that's quite small at that weight, Pacquiao weighed 148 for a fight at LWW and around that at LW... which means he is bigger at the weight if you get me?) I would say it was a decent win, JMO.

[DrewWoodside]

This is seriously fucking ******.

Does he not care about his career?

Look at Marquez, training hard each day for this fight and this ****** **** puts it in jeopardy.

this is his way of promoting the fight, and come 24/7 time it will really help.