Floyd Mayweather's surprising junk food diet

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It boggles his mind. He's consistently on that ****. :rofl

 

Floyd eats the best food prepared by the best chefs. Dont believe everything you see when the cameras are on.

 

Fast metabolism ftw!

Not suprised he eats 'junk' food. Good energy

McDonalds best cure for a hangover, lovely fat,grease & sugar . good for the body once in a while.


Then you have people like Hamed & Hatton. Stopped boxing and got fat as shite.

 

All boxers have their pig out moments and treats. All of them. Not some or most, all of them.

 

He's a ****ing degenerate that's why. **** poster using alts too. His hating on Floyd just comes across too fake for me, lmao!

 

Kids, just win too. In life there are haters no matter what you do. Just win. Keepem jealous of you.

 

The funny thing is, I remember Floyd Sr. also eating fast food in that 24/7 episode.

 

The guy has a negative calorie expenditure, so why does any of this matter????

 

Seriously, wtf? Mayweather had different types of fans from all over the world that don't look at the color... mother****er is American who cares of his desecent. It's the skills people are fond of not his color.

 

stupid pacfags support manny based solely on his ethnicity and end up thinking everyone is ethno or racecentric like they are

 

Hard to disagree with you! I may not like Floyd as a person but I do recognize that he is a very intelligent and highly skilled boxer period.

 

I had to do a college assignment on Floyd Mayweathers diet and the teacher basically made me make a load of **** up about how he eats really healthy and that. She didn't believe me when I told her he drinks Mountain Dew alongside his workouts, basically the ***** was just mad jelly that his black slickness wat too much for any saturated fat to **** with.

 

how did you figure out what his diet is like besides what he shows you on tv?

 

He does seem to go out of his way at times to illustrate this.

 

I can only imagine how many calories Mayweather burns in a day. Back when I played tennis, I had to supplement meals with shakes just to avoid losing weight; especially during tournaments.

The sugar and caffienne in Mountain Dew probably isn't any worse for him than an energy gel is for me, considering he is working out for a much longer time.