As he enters his 44th professional bout, there is again a special kind of aura in the camp of Floyd Mayweather.
Readying himself for a May 4th defense of his WBC welterweight crown against interim champion Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero, Mayweather seems as focused as ever heading into what looks to be the final championship run of his career.
That doesn’t mean that a few things in camp haven’t changed, however, as some faces have left the scene while others have reemerged.
For the Guerrero fight, Mayweather’s father Floyd Sr. has thus far played an instrumental role in his training by simply overseeing his son’s work and offering up his own personal advice and insight while inside of the gym. [Click Here To Read More]
Readying himself for a May 4th defense of his WBC welterweight crown against interim champion Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero, Mayweather seems as focused as ever heading into what looks to be the final championship run of his career.
That doesn’t mean that a few things in camp haven’t changed, however, as some faces have left the scene while others have reemerged.
For the Guerrero fight, Mayweather’s father Floyd Sr. has thus far played an instrumental role in his training by simply overseeing his son’s work and offering up his own personal advice and insight while inside of the gym. [Click Here To Read More]
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