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All I ask is just respect my family -floyd mayweather jr.
“All I ask is just respect my family,”
Floyd Mayweather.
Igor Frank, Glendale Boxing
Home “I can’t stop thinking about
Mayweather family feud,” exclaimed
Big Steve as we embarked on a five
mile jog through Brand Park:” And
what this episode would do to his
children.” “All I ask is just respect my family,”
said Floyd Mayweather when his long
anticipated return to the ring against
WBC welterweight champion Vicious
Victor Ortiz was announced:” That’s
all I ask. My children are of age now.” Children are our future and it is the
responsibility of parents to raise our
offspring’s with a set of principles and
values to be able to live in our society.
So the media members embraced
Floyd’s request with pleasure especially because the good looking
brood was there at a press
conference in Los Angeles. Take my son for example, no matter
how disinterested he looks when I
talk to him, he remembers everything
I say, but more than that, he
remembers everything I do and
mimics it perfectly. According to my wife I have this annoying habit of
walking around the house in long
boxer shorts and nothing else, Guess
what? From the age of six my son
switched from wearing diapers to
long boxer shorts; it was like mini me walking around the house. Now
there were two people to annoy my
wife. Even though I think my son
Andrei is only interested in video
games, he pays attention to
everything I say only to make sure I walk the way I talk. One of the things
I try to instill in my boy is to be honest
regardless of consequences. So when
I tried to use my juice card at the
Universal Studios back lot to avoid
waiting in line, my nine year old then asked me:” Daddy, why did you lie?” I had no witty come back and I never
forgot that Friday evening. May be my
son for the first time in his life learned
that I wasn’t perfect. “I am happy that I got my children. My
children live with me now,” said
Mayweather after LA press conference
that announced September 17th “Star
power” event in Las Vegas:” I am
happy we are able to play basketball, to go swimming. We are doing family
things every day, traveling around
with the kids. They want to go to
Miami. So, I am going to take my kids
to Miami and spend time in my house
in Miami, sit down and spend time real close to my loved ones.” Those kids are going to watch HBO
24/7 and observe Floyd Jr. yell and
abuse his father and say things like
what are you doing here or we don’t
want you here and practically throw
Floyd Sr. out of the gym. Floyd Mayweather Jr believes that
money can buy you happiness. He
has fancy cars and a huge home and
security detail that will prevent any
altercation even the one with his own
father. That is why he changed his own moniker from Pretty Boy to
Money. President Thomas Jefferson once
admitted:”Money, not morality, is the
principle commerce of civilized
nations.” That seems to be the
principle Money Mayweather lives
bye. Money can buy just about anything in this country , but can it
buy the respect of his children?
Floyd Mayweather.
Igor Frank, Glendale Boxing
Home “I can’t stop thinking about
Mayweather family feud,” exclaimed
Big Steve as we embarked on a five
mile jog through Brand Park:” And
what this episode would do to his
children.” “All I ask is just respect my family,”
said Floyd Mayweather when his long
anticipated return to the ring against
WBC welterweight champion Vicious
Victor Ortiz was announced:” That’s
all I ask. My children are of age now.” Children are our future and it is the
responsibility of parents to raise our
offspring’s with a set of principles and
values to be able to live in our society.
So the media members embraced
Floyd’s request with pleasure especially because the good looking
brood was there at a press
conference in Los Angeles. Take my son for example, no matter
how disinterested he looks when I
talk to him, he remembers everything
I say, but more than that, he
remembers everything I do and
mimics it perfectly. According to my wife I have this annoying habit of
walking around the house in long
boxer shorts and nothing else, Guess
what? From the age of six my son
switched from wearing diapers to
long boxer shorts; it was like mini me walking around the house. Now
there were two people to annoy my
wife. Even though I think my son
Andrei is only interested in video
games, he pays attention to
everything I say only to make sure I walk the way I talk. One of the things
I try to instill in my boy is to be honest
regardless of consequences. So when
I tried to use my juice card at the
Universal Studios back lot to avoid
waiting in line, my nine year old then asked me:” Daddy, why did you lie?” I had no witty come back and I never
forgot that Friday evening. May be my
son for the first time in his life learned
that I wasn’t perfect. “I am happy that I got my children. My
children live with me now,” said
Mayweather after LA press conference
that announced September 17th “Star
power” event in Las Vegas:” I am
happy we are able to play basketball, to go swimming. We are doing family
things every day, traveling around
with the kids. They want to go to
Miami. So, I am going to take my kids
to Miami and spend time in my house
in Miami, sit down and spend time real close to my loved ones.” Those kids are going to watch HBO
24/7 and observe Floyd Jr. yell and
abuse his father and say things like
what are you doing here or we don’t
want you here and practically throw
Floyd Sr. out of the gym. Floyd Mayweather Jr believes that
money can buy you happiness. He
has fancy cars and a huge home and
security detail that will prevent any
altercation even the one with his own
father. That is why he changed his own moniker from Pretty Boy to
Money. President Thomas Jefferson once
admitted:”Money, not morality, is the
principle commerce of civilized
nations.” That seems to be the
principle Money Mayweather lives
bye. Money can buy just about anything in this country , but can it
buy the respect of his children?
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