is Floyd's bad boy image an inherited or natural instinct?

This ****** TS is obsessed with Floyd

 

good

 

He is a bad gay

 

persona... god u guys r dumb man. There is no persona.. Floyd is who he is . What happened is he got rich and famous and the **** got to head, just like it did with Tyson... he started hanging around rappers / leeches / yes-men , and he tries to act like a thug around them. The dude is full of insecurities , you can see right thru him.

 

its just to sell fights. im not a floyd fan because of his attitude outside the ring even i like the fact that he speaks his mind and doesnt sugarcoat ****. imma fan because of his skills in the ring. he can talk all the **** he wants as long ass keeps backing it up.

 

hahahhahahha...oh I'm sorry did you just say floyd has a bad boy image. Your ****ing joking right?

 

ehhh......its cool when hes trolling, talking **** having fun with it but i hate when he do ignorant **** like burn money and argue with his father in front of cameras

 

There's this story, where Floyd was on a plane with Ray Leonard and Oscar De La Hoya. He asked he's just as talented as them but he'll never get the same popularity, fame or money. What could he do?

They said to him the only way you can do it is to wear the black hat.

 

Top Rank tried to market him like he was Oscar. Golden Boy, Pretty Boy. He had the clean cut look & would smile into the camera. It didn't work. Became "Money" May & went to the "money" division (WW) in the lower weights to get his fame.

 

im a fan of his boxing style, nothing more nothing less

 

Floyd is an egomaniac. If it wasn't for that he'd probably be normal and wouldn't be jealous or disrespectful of anyone, which is the main reason he is hated.

 

You're rather obsessed with the man yourself. :think

 

Yeah, it never worked with Floyd. People called it racism, Arum didn't like blacks, but it was really that Floyd didn't fit the good guy role Arum was so successful in building De La Hoya and Pacquiao up with. Arum should have more success with Bradley, who does seem like a more natural good character, atleast before his Khan/management shenanigans. Floyd with all his egocentricity could only thrive as the heel, bad boy role