The "All Things Mayweather/Pacquiao" Express!!!!!!

:conf....i was just disagreeing with your assertion that pac would make more money with tmt than with tr.

 

Not really. I work to satisfy my basic needs. House, car, clothing, food. My goal is not to have 10 ferraris, mansions, or anything like that. I don't want bought friends and women. Poor Floyd has never been with a woman who actually wants him. No, I don't want Floyd's lifestyle, he's garbage. You can have it.

 

U didn't prove anything and all sources suggest that he would in fact make more with TMT, and who said Pac had to sign Al Haymon as his advisor?

 

They''ll just ship right over this fact.....:-( they don't want truth

 

Mayweather hosts a celebrity basketball game every year
Donates toys for Toys for Tots
Helps the homeless at the soup kitchen
Donates money to St Jude Hospital ($25,000)
Pays medical bills for ill children
Among many other charitable endeavors, and Mayweather does it all without needing the media there.

 

in 2009, the floyd mayweather foundation donated a total of $3,564 to charity.

 

mthrfkr eat a d1ck!

 

where/who??

 

im trying to lay off the floyd hate.. life is too short. phuck him. but that :rofl

 

That SAME YEAR, 2009, Mayweather donated $160,000 to the National Golden Gloves.

 

mosley....shane chose to leave his promoters/gbp. he said that gbp wasn't giving him an equal chance of getting the pacquiao fight. per shane, gbp was pushing jmm for the pac fight rather than him. shane chose to leave to gain the advantage. of the 3 options at that time (berto, shane and jmm) shane posed the biggest threat and the overwhelming choice by esb and other boxing forum to fight pac.

jmm....his contract was finished with gbp. gbp didn't match tr's offer so he moved to tr.

bradley...i mean, c'mon. should he have stayed with shaw promotions??? his contract ended and gbp didn't match tr's offer.

 

credit to Kacie Whaley for the article.

Late last year, radio personality Kelly Mac interviewed outspoken and undefeated boxer Floyd Mayweather. The boxer confessed that he has a “good heart,” but that he does not feel obligated to give to charities, specifically in Africa.


“[People] say ‘well, he got all this money, why is he not giving to Africa?’” starts Mayweather. “Well, what has Africa given to us? What has Africa came and gave to my children and to my family? Things work two ways.”
He then discussed the threat that he believes giving too much money to charity can cause.
“Everybody’s always talking about giving, giving, giving. That’s the problem. Everybody’s doing so much giving, at the end of the day, they may not have nothing. Then they’ll say ‘why was he giving this to that person, and giving this to that person when he should have been saving?’”
Mayweather goes on to say that he should be able to do whatever he wants with his earnings, such as using it to provide for himself and his family.
“I never got involved in the sport of boxing to say ‘I’m going to fight and make hundreds of millions of dollars and just give it all away.’ If I’m gonna mess money off in a bad way, I’m going to spend it on myself. I’m going to do what I want to do with my money. You hear people talking about, ‘well, he should…donate to this or donate to that.’ No, I should donate to Floyd Mayweather, donate to Floyd Mayweather’s family. Because that’s what it’s about.”
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Mayweather, 37, is worth $170 million. Mayweather also has a charity, The Floyd Mayweather Jr. Foundation, in which the foundation declares to help underprivileged youth in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Recently, Mayweather has been in the news for reportedly spending $50,000 for rapper Nicki Minaj to appear at his daughter’s birthday party.

 

where you at, muppetfan. i want to hear your take on what floyd had to say about giving to charity.

 

Its Floyd's money, he is not obligated to give to any charity. Floyd does contribute to charity when he sees fit to do so. Just like every other financially stable person.

Heck, Steve Jobs was a billionaire and he never gave to charities.

 

:deal