New Floyd Mayweather Video Part 5: Episode # 5

**Deevel916** · 05-13-2011, 08:29 AM

He's desperately seeking love and admiration from the American people. That's understandable. Dont go and play bad guy and act like and asss then complain that people dont praise you and show you love and admiration. He has to understand that he has to accept what comes with the territory. Hopefully he smartens up and realizes that getting in the ring, fighting, and silencing his critics means much more than acting like a fool on camera and playing bad guy.

Kind've almost have to feel bad for the guy. He really wants to be acknowledged by his people yet he doesnt know how to go about winning them over.

**Code Red** · 05-13-2011, 08:33 AM

Originally posted by Deevel916

He's desperately seeking love and admiration from the American people. That's understandable. Dont go and play bad guy and act like and asss then complain that people dont praise you and show you love and admiration. He has to understand that he has to accept what comes with the territory. Hopefully he smartens up and realizes that getting in the ring, fighting, and silencing his critics means much more than acting like a fool on camera and playing bad guy.

Dont most American Olympians expect love from the American people especially vs a steroid freak from another country? Imagine if Pac was Russian, Donald Trump would even be saying "take the test"!!

**V.WEBB** · 05-13-2011, 08:36 AM

Originally posted by Deevel916

He's desperately seeking love and admiration from the American people. That's understandable. Dont go and play bad guy and act like and asss then complain that people dont praise you and show you love and admiration. He has to understand that he has to accept what comes with the territory. Hopefully he smartens up and realizes that getting in the ring, fighting, and silencing his critics means much more than acting like a fool on camera and playing bad guy.

Kind've almost have to feel bad for the guy. He really wants to be acknowledged by his people yet he doesnt know how to go about winning them over.

Yes, I think that is abundantly clear.

**Deevel916** · 05-13-2011, 08:37 AM

Originally posted by Code Red

Dont most American Olympians expect love from the American people especially vs a steroid freak from another country? Imagine if Pac was Russian, Donald Trump would even be saying "take the test"!!

Floyd doesnt have a fan friendly style and comes off as a prick. The American people stood behind black fighters like Tyson, Holyfield, SRL, etc.. Why? Because these guys fought thier hearts out and made no excuses. They took on the big challenges and didnt duck or dodge anyone. The American people dont want to hear excuses after excuses. They want you to get in the ring and prove that you're as good as you claim.

**RL_GMA** · 05-13-2011, 08:41 AM

Originally posted by Deevel916

He's desperately seeking love and admiration from the American people. That's understandable. Dont go and play bad guy and act like and asss then complain that people dont praise you and show you love and admiration. He has to understand that he has to accept what comes with the territory. Hopefully he smartens up and realizes that getting in the ring, fighting, and silencing his critics means much more than acting like a fool on camera and playing bad guy.

Kind've almost have to feel bad for the guy. He really wants to be acknowledged by his people yet he doesnt know how to go about winning them over.

Spot on......

**BIGBOXINGFAN** · 05-13-2011, 08:53 AM

I think Floyd needs to talk about making the Pacquaio fight.
Is he able to fight Pacquiao without a tune up. Things like that.

I could care less about Bob Arum and his contract with Pacquaio.

**Deevel916** · 05-13-2011, 08:57 AM

Originally posted by BIGBOXINGFAN

I think Floyd needs to talk about making the Pacquaio fight.
Is he able to fight Pacquiao without a tune up. Things like that.

I could care less about Bob Arum and his contract with Pacquaio.

Amen! 5 episodes in and we are yet to hear anything that we havent heard before.

**Blubba** · 05-13-2011, 08:59 AM

why does floyd have to blame everything on race, everything he says he likes to have it all attributed to race.

what year is he living at?

"house negro" "field negro" these are Floyds words. I'm not dis*****g what he's sayin that went on back then, but jesus its 2011.

grow up floyd n stop playing the victim. yr a multi millionaire u r far from being the victim.

**Drunk Punch** · 05-13-2011, 09:24 AM

He really is quite ******.

Listening to him trying to articulate any kind of reasoned logic is painful.

New Floyd Mayweather Video Part 5: Episode # 5