24/7 Mayweather vs Ortiz

My thoughts exactly. 32 so far and counting.

 

I can see why people might suspect it being staged, but I think this was actually genuine. Maybe it was played up a bit for the cameras, but it felt like there was genuine anger on both sides...from what we know of the family history, it would make sense, too. If they were going to stage something, I'm not sure they would have done it in this way -- the whole thing about Roger being the real trainer and Floyd Sr being a rubbish fighter and trainer seems like it would hit way too close to home. Even acting it out would slowly touch on the pieces of truth under all the insults, and that would result in a real feud.

 

Wasn't just last week Floyd told the whole world he was just acting up to hype up fights? Now this? C'mon, his whole public persona is a fraud and I aint buyin it.

 

http://www.hbo.com/boxing/fights/20...WlDDnszGySSeWluQX5CRW2pYUlaayMXIyMgIAacUXOA==

 

Get HBO subscription you cheap ****.

 

Maybe he lives in a country where there's no HBO? :think

 

***** you late and that doesnt make the whole family dysfunctional atsch
Its between father and son.

 

They are rolemodels for quite a lot of young American boys

 

Dont forget Uncle Roger he is very much a dysfunctional human being
:good

 

And they want to clean up the sport

 

damn, that's all i got to say

 

They both like to be the center of attention on camera.

 

I saw this article on another site. Pretty good stuff. The author was at the gym the day of the argument and claims it definitely wasn't staged. He also says that Sr. said something that wasn't shown on camera that set Jr. off.

http://datruthboxing.com/blog.cfm/post/da-truth-on-the-mayweather-jr-mayweather-sr-feud/

 

Wasn't staged. OK. Just happened to occur right when they are set up to to shoot 24/7 scenes.

OK.

 

you realize they most likely shoot 10 hours of film for every hour you see, don't you?