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you mean lying? Mayweather has never been married and also he never beat up that woman.... They had an altercation and according to that fat hoodrat she hit mayweather on top of his head with a tonka truck... She even told the judge she was acting crazy... So dont know where this imaginary wife came from... If mayweather beat up a woman all the pictures would be on cnn/fox/espn.... Especially in this day and age where hood **** like floyds baby mommas sit around taking selfies of their faces 24/7....
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dont like mcgregor but hes correct this time.Comment
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how can he be correct when mayweather has never had a wife.... he has also never beat up any woman... even that lying woman said in court she attacked mayweather with a TONKA TRUCK on top of his head..... where are the pictures if a professional fighter beat up some housewife lmfao.......Comment
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I hope Mayweather makes this turd quit in his stool. Send him back to the ufc a quitter.Comment
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are you joking? women lie about domestic abuse every damn day and get away with it.... you can google all her testimony... she told the judge she threw a tonka trunk at his head and was acting crazy herself.... this same lying scumbag woman let mayweather buy her diamonds after this and still hangs out with him.... still lives in the house he bought her... she was at the manny and berto fight in the front row.... that doesnt seem like a beaten up woman to me..... that seems like a money hungry hood ratComment
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People can't complain when others make women beater remarks about Floyd, saying there would have been pictures of her bruised up and ****, at the end of the day he pleaded guilty, if you plead guilty to a crime, people will think you did it.
Whether he did it or not, Floyd knew when he pleaded guilty this will hang over him for life, so he's either facing it as a repercussion of doing it or of admitting to doing something he didn't do.
All that aside, when watching that interview Connor got riled, which is maybe a sign of Floyd getting into his head a bit, which was probably his intention.Comment
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I'm one hundred percent against domestic violence, but there's a certain element to these Mayweather incidents that should create pause for those looking to draw conclusions. Ive never addressed it on this forum, but this thread called for it.
Particularly the incidents involving Josie Harris. I won't say more but but the details are sketchy at best. I've also witnessed women coaching children up to testify/give statements against their fathers. That statement is probably why the plea deal was reached.
For those who don't know, the son you're always seeing with Floyd is the one who gave that statement btw. Its very fishy stuff. We obviously don't know everything, but that incident and statement are very ambiguous imo.Comment
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Was likely due to the statement from his son. Which considering the age of the boy at that time and his mother, it shouldn't have been given so much weight. But it's difficult to attack the statement of your own son as a defendant. I've seen this play out several times in domestic violence cases. Mother's coaching up children to give false statements isn't abnormal.
Idk if that was the case here, but I know the son that gave that statement is with Floyd more than all the other kids with the exception of his daughter. Which makes me wonder about that incident.Comment
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All true, but sometimes that plea is your only option. Particularly in a case like his, that was reliant on testimony from his son. He probably didn't want his children being put on a witness stand for some petty b.s. with their mother. This **** happens in a lot of domestic violence cases.Comment
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