There have been times when Floyd Mayweather hasn’t merely worn the proverbial figurative “black hat,” but has embraced the role with gusto. He’s also been an antihero to some while being a villain to the rest, with Mayweather fans tuning in hoping to see him win and Mayweather haters tuning in to see him lose.
With that in mind — and with that past demeanor appearing to be rather toned down of late — Mayweather was asked on a Sept. 4 media conference call if he has mellowed.
“Everything was a business plan,” Mayweather said. “My business plan was to be very, very entertaining. Be very wild. Turn it on when it’s time to turn it on, turn it off when it’s time to turn it off. And that’s what I did. I built my fan base. I became a pay-per-view star. I became a household name. That was the ultimate goal. It was just a business plan that I had. [Click Here To Read More]
With that in mind — and with that past demeanor appearing to be rather toned down of late — Mayweather was asked on a Sept. 4 media conference call if he has mellowed.
“Everything was a business plan,” Mayweather said. “My business plan was to be very, very entertaining. Be very wild. Turn it on when it’s time to turn it on, turn it off when it’s time to turn it off. And that’s what I did. I built my fan base. I became a pay-per-view star. I became a household name. That was the ultimate goal. It was just a business plan that I had. [Click Here To Read More]
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