he doing the homeless thing for PR.
just like he did the whole flag in front of his gym for pr.
I guess he must've figured that if he acts patriotic
and caring it will boost his ratings and get him more ppv numbers.
I see him being genuine. You are in Sin City do you see Floyd do more bad or good for Vegas?
he doing the homeless thing for PR.
just like he did the whole flag in front of his gym for pr.
I guess he must've figured that if he acts patriotic
and caring it will boost his ratings and get him more ppv numbers.
PR my ass. Floyd is a real patriot, he always fought for his country and for his people and that's honorable.
i remember chad ocho cinco saying his favorite food is mcdonalds. if you work hard and stay in great shape like ocho cinco, floyd etc. you can eat and drink what you want.
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First, this tells me that certain members of the press were informed in advance that he would be visiting the center. Second, it's obvious what I pasted above is something they were asked to include in the article from whoever is handling the marketing. Notice this same wording in an article from a Golden Boy press-release on their website?
The Mayweather vs. Marquez pay-per-view telecast, beginning at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT, has a suggested retail price of $49.95, will be produced and distributed by HBO Pay-Per-View and will be available to more than 71 million pay-per-view homes. The telecast will be available in HD-TV for those viewers who can receive HD. HBO Pay-Per-View is the leading supplier of event programming to the pay-per-view industry. For Mayweather vs. Marquez fight week updates, log on to www.hbo.com.
.......mayweather after training going to help homeless children, which I think is very genorous of him, but thats not why i am posting, its because it shows him drinking coke... the stuff in the red can, with loads of sugar, the fizzy stuff...... I wouldn't of thought that a professional like floyd mayweather would drink coke whilst he was in training camp, not showing real discipline is it?
.......mayweather after training going to help homeless children, which I think is very genorous of him, but thats not why i am posting, its because it shows him drinking coke... the stuff in the red can, with loads of sugar, the fizzy stuff...... I wouldn't of thought that a professional like floyd mayweather would drink coke whilst he was in training camp, not showing real discipline is it?
Coke isn't as detrimental. Ive seen many great athletes still drink their cokes. It's not smoking here we are talking about.
i watched 24/7 and saw mayweather trying to force a smile while giving out foot the the homeless and felt uncomfortabe trying to be 'real'. then i saw him go back to his house and start to be an idiot again, thats the real mayweather.
I don't agree, but I think it's a pretty funny the way you put it.
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