Comments Thread For: Floyd Mayweather's 'Money Team Racing' Teams Up With Pit Viper For NASCAR Debut

[Oldskoolg]

I’m all the more impressed because the dominant economic ideologies are designed precisely to prevent this kind of entryism from people at the bottom of society into positions of influence.

He’s fought against almost every available barrier.

This, in fact this x ♾….he has overcome the barriers, the immense barriers that are in the way of people at the social bottom from rising to the highest tax bracket

[NC Uppercut]

Wonder why Leonard’s name wasn’t mentioned? Leonard = Curb?

[sicko]

Cong**** and Good Luck To Him!

NICE!

[wrecksracer]

I don't watch NASCAR, but I hope Floyd's team does well. Hell, maybe I'll watch it lol

[killakali]

This, in fact this x ♾….he has overcome the barriers, the immense barriers that are in the way of people at the social bottom from rosing to the highest tax bracket

Beautifully put by old skools g

[komandante]

Car racing suits TMT, hope they'll get Renee Gracie as their female driver.

[richardt]

I’m all the more impressed because the dominant economic ideologies are designed precisely to prevent this kind of entryism from people at the bottom of society into positions of influence.

He’s fought against almost every available barrier.

But the key is he had the impetus that comes from an already established huge base of wealth and fame from Boxing that makes other ventures massively easier to get into. If Mayweather was just some guy from Grand Rapids with a decent amount of money, but not the extremely wealthy nor the huge sports star that he is; a less famous modest version of himself would have found those walls would have been thicker and taller and that impetus to take leaps and bounds would be non-existent.

He, like others on a lower socio-economic scale, had Mayweather not been a star, would face huge resistance. When society in all types of sports welcomes in the non-stereotypical folks to all sports, then we have an ideal world. Tiger Woods must have faces serious repressive front lines in a sport that probably resisted guys like him. The day everyone is welcome to all sports is a day I would love to see - but doubt I ever will.

[Albanianboxing]

Cong**** to Floyd!!! Say what you want about Floyd he is still doing great business in 2022 and making big money still!

[Erroid]

Like you would know what he makes outside of a boxing ring. Mayweather’s building memories here, checking things off his bucket list and enjoying life. Something your pea brain would ever understand.

So tell me what’s going on with Mayweather Records? What happen to “everything I touch becomes gold” lol why did he stop promoting his real estate venture and showing off what he has for sale? Why did he drop $5m for a CCX only to resell for $2m? He thought it was special because it was “1 of 2” but the only difference from any other CCX was the “1 of 2” paint job lmfao I don’t know much he makes but he sure fails a lot of in business. Only thing he sells is fights and TMT merch but what celebrity doesn’t?

Always a hater hating on a man that don't even know you exist

I stated facts only.

[P to the J]

But the key is he had the impetus that comes from an already established huge base of wealth and fame from Boxing that makes other ventures massively easier to get into. If Mayweather was just some guy from Grand Rapids with a decent amount of money, but not the extremely wealthy nor the huge sports star that he is; a less famous modest version of himself would have found those walls would have been thicker and taller and that impetus to take leaps and bounds would be non-existent.

He, like others on a lower socio-economic scale, had Mayweather not been a star, would face huge resistance. When society in all types of sports welcomes in the non-stereotypical folks to all sports, then we have an ideal world. Tiger Woods must have faces serious repressive front lines in a sport that probably resisted guys like him. The day everyone is welcome to all sports is a day I would love to see - but doubt I ever will.

Well sure, I see this exactly. I think my point is that the fact so few make it isn't proof of the system's brilliance for anyone other than for society's exploiting classes.

The day where no-one has to almost killed in a ring to get a comfortable lifestyle is a day I want to see. There are ppl working 80 hrs a week just to acquire the bare minimum.

But as far as the current "rules of the game" go, the fact this guy, a mf that can't even read it, has made it so far impresses me.