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floyd did not grow up like the average kid.
at an early age his father mayweather sr. made him train vigorously, jr did not get to play with other kids in his neighborhood. you can compare his upbringing to that of a spartan kid, who was only brought up to learn and master the art of war, as for jr it was boxing.
as an adult he is criticized for his immaturish ways. he is just misunderstood. fmj was robbed of his childhood and only when he was older showed those traits he had missed out on. now at 32, he looks like he is finally growing up.
now for fmj fighting style, fans want more action. what new fans of boxing dont know is that he was very exciting not too long ago. its not that he doesnt want to throw alot of punches, his hands are just very brittle. he had started being less active after previous bouts where he had broken his hand, and was forced to fight with only one.
these are just some points that lead to the misconception of FMJ.
at an early age his father mayweather sr. made him train vigorously, jr did not get to play with other kids in his neighborhood. you can compare his upbringing to that of a spartan kid, who was only brought up to learn and master the art of war, as for jr it was boxing.
as an adult he is criticized for his immaturish ways. he is just misunderstood. fmj was robbed of his childhood and only when he was older showed those traits he had missed out on. now at 32, he looks like he is finally growing up.
now for fmj fighting style, fans want more action. what new fans of boxing dont know is that he was very exciting not too long ago. its not that he doesnt want to throw alot of punches, his hands are just very brittle. he had started being less active after previous bouts where he had broken his hand, and was forced to fight with only one.
these are just some points that lead to the misconception of FMJ.
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