Floyd Mayweather flexes ’30 houses paid for, own strip clubs’ and more wealth on haters in boxing world
Floyd Mayweather has been called a hater by several individuals, which prompted the former champion to respond.
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The boxing legend, Floyd Mayweather has certainly earned a reputation and wealth during his long career. Yet, this success has led some to mistakenly assume his odd behavior is a sign of superiority. Furthermore, Devin Haney’s dad, Bill Haney, has repeatedly accused him of being a hater. Conversely, Mayweather shared his perspective on why he holds no grudges against anyone.
The Haney’s directed this comment because of how Money became close with Ryan Garcia before the fight. Gervonta Davis, who has been a part of Mayweather’s promotional company, has also made similar comments. After both parted ways, Davis claimed that Mayweather was a hater. In addition, he made several other comments about how Mayweather is stuck in Dubai because of his debts. Money has now responded to these claims of him being a hater.
Everybody said, Floyd hating, Floyd hating, Floyd hating. The last time I checked, hating on what? On what? I’m being for real, hating on what?Floyd Mayweather via Come And Talk 2 Me
During an interview with “Come and Talk to Me,” Mayweather clarified that he has no reason to hate everyone. This is because he has done everything and achieved a lot across his illustrious 21-year career as a professional boxer.
In addition, he mentioned how he has 100 cars and 30 houses that are paid for. Furthermore, Mayweather mentioned how he has several buildings in New York, including Strip Clubs and a Hookah Lounge. Money also stated that he made $24 million from just his dispensary.
Floyd Mayweather compares Gervonta Davis and Shakur Stevenson
During the interview, the boxer did not just speak about his time as a professional boxer. Floyd Mayweather reflected on the young blood carrying and dominating the sport currently. Furthermore, he was asked which lightweight boxer was his favorite.
Mayweather stated that there are several amazing boxers weighing 135–140 pounds. However, he remarked that the welterweight division also has several great fighters. Subsequently, he stated that the hardest-hitting lightweight boxer is Davis. In addition, Money believes that Shakur Stevenson is the most skilled lightweight boxer currently.
Mayweather spoke about how the greatest boxers have not always been the hardest punchers in their division. Money then emphasized how much skill is essential in the sweet science of hitting without being hit. Surprisingly, Mayweather also hinted at potentially signing Stevenson since his contract is coming to an end.
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