Front page of ESPN, your thoughts?

[Golden Boi 360]

[BIPBAP]

Espn is the cnn of sports.

[R-C]

I don't see a problem with that, after all it's the truth.

[Boxing42]

Money talks! idk whether to believe floyd beat women or not (innocent people get locked up all the time) but floyd brings in a hell of a lot of money so im sure hes made some real powerful friends thats how he can still box

[Larry the boss]

down right ******...damn the man went to jail **** more you want?

[DuckAdonis]

They dont want floyd to win

[Motorcity Cobra]

How can Max Kellerman still co-host First Take after beating a woman?

[JK1700]

I don't condone it if he really did it but he's the highest paid athlete in sports, if he really did it where's the photos? Obviously if he did it that's bad, but everyone makes mistakes and he did time in jail for it (Imagine going to jail for something you didn't do). So he paid for it whether he did it or not. So they need to let it go already. They want to take away all his accomplishments because they think he's a woman beater, okay, so are we going to do the same thing with Sugar Ray Robinson who admitted to doing it? Or forget all the great things Sugar Ray Leonard and Oscar De La Hoya did in the ring because they became addicted to drugs? Of course not! It's got nothing to do with the sport. If you don't like Mayweather outside the ring that's understandable, but he's the GOAT of this era and one of the GOATS of all time and that deserves respect like him or not.

I remember before the Maidana fight people grilling him about this and he prevented those who said these things from going to the fight. Hypocrites. You say you dislike the man and make an strong effort to make him look bad to others but still pay to see him. People need to stop judging others for what they do in their lives like they are angels and never did anything they regret or that was wrong. If we did this with every boxer/famous person we would hardly like anyone.

[CHOWWOKKA]

He's about to beat another b1tch's ass Saturday 😂

[JK1700]

I don't see a problem with that, after all it's the truth.

There was never any photos or videos, so not real proof. The truth is, nobody could beat him inside the ring so they tried to make him lose outside the ring. It's also true that Oscar De La Hoya dressed up as a women, cheated on his wife several times and was addicted to *******. Does that mean we shouldn't give him credit for his career or hate him because he did some ****** things? No. Everybody makes mistakes and we shouldn't hate people for them. Oscar is still a legend in the sport.