Why does Wilder get let off for beating up women, but not Mayweather?

[-MAKAVELLI-]

so wilder beats up women AND bums


did. not. know.

[48cantCstraight]

Bigger "story?" What are you on about. Your parents never fought? How many family homes have you visited your entire life? . stfu

Sure they fought but they never hit each other because they aren't animals. Just because it happened in your home and in other homes doesn't make it normal. Next you'll tell me it's normal for your dad to stick his d1ck in your @ss. Sounds like you grew up in an abusive home and have some ***ed up family issues that I don't need to hear about so fak off mate.

[KillaCamNZ]

Simple - more people give a damn about Mayweather. Wilder isn't the household name Mayweather is. The bigger you are, the more people enjoy cutting you down.

And, no matter how you dress it up - the charges against Wilder were dropped. Any crapola about "Haymon paid them off" blah blah, is just hot air. Unless you've got something to back it up with, it doesn't mean squat. Anything that starts with "FACT", but doesn't have any substance, is worthless.

The only FACT here is, he wasn't convicted.

[Redd Foxx]

And, no matter how you dress it up - the charges against Wilder were dropped. Any crapola about "Haymon paid them off" blah blah, is just hot air. Unless you've got something to back it up with, it doesn't mean squat. Anything that starts with "FACT", but doesn't have any substance, is worthless.

The only FACT here is, he wasn't convicted.

^This. It's not at all unusual for someone to, in the heat of anger, falsely claim they were physically abused. When the evidence gets added up, it often has to be dropped. None of us have any idea if he was at fault in an altercation and it's pretty transparent why some are quick to try to hold this against him. People so small that they'll make false claims to support their rabid hate.

Mayweather was found guilty and rightfully punished.

[SthPaw]

As some people have said, he hasn't 'had a pass', it is just that less people know about him and therefore the details that he comes with.

This is the first I have heard of it and I know I am not the first who did not know either. Not many people care about him - he has not had as much coverage and vice versa.

Floyd was the opposite. He was at the pinnacle and had all sorts of his life's aspects covered and portrayed in some form or another in the media. Also, Floyd had many haters and still does along side this, so people that dislike him may like to use it to dirty up his name etc etc..Wilder doesn't have that. Pretty different examples if you ask me.

[Vinnykin]

why do people on this forum act like they are some righteous, do-gooder, perfect MFers.



Everybody on this site has sinned, and made mistakes one time or another in their life's. The only difference is, is that we are not public figures


the same fools condemning fighters for domestic violence, ********, drinking, over-eating and **** remarks have done the same things in their life's.


This is a boxing forum, not Dr. Phil

hahahahahaha hilarious!

I was at the casino last Saturday, got pretty damn drunk until 4am, went to a kebab shop and over ate while I waited on a taxi and yeah, I'm pretty sure I made a ****phobic comment at some point in the night........I didn't go home and beat on my girlfriend though.....

well, maybe a little

[Vinnykin]

I know people are defending him but the case was in court, he was charged and released on bond but the victim accepted an "apology". Statements are available online from officers. They were called to a hotel on the Las Vegas Strip at 07:30am and he was found detained by security officers with a woman with injury's including swollen eyebrows, a possible broken nose, a bust lip and red marks on her neck. Lets not beat around the bush, he was sleeping with a hooker behind his wifes back, they had sex all night and in the morning he thought she stole from him so he beat her up. After contacting the victim during the court process they settled out of court and she didn't press charges, this allowed him to escape jail and continue his career

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I know people are defending him but the case was in court, he was charged and released on bond but the victim accepted an "apology". Statements are available online from officers. They were called to a hotel on the Las Vegas Strip at 07:30am and he was found detained by security officers with a woman with injury's including swollen eyebrows, a possible broken nose, a bust lip and red marks on her neck. Lets not beat around the bush, he was sleeping with a hooker behind his wifes back, they had sex all night and in the morning he thought she stole from him so he beat her up. After contacting the victim during the court process they settled out of court and she didn't press charges, this allowed him to escape jail and continue his career

Its a disgrace that this incident has been hushed up by the establishment.


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If Tyson Fury had ever been arrested for beating up a woman, I suspect that he would've been hounded out the sport.


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[fanofslug]

You really can't pass judgement on the guy until you've been in a relationship with an infuriating ****.

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