Floyd Mayweather Jr. has been in 20+ title fights in the past 20 years or so. Many people think he's the greatest of all time and many people feel otherwise. We won't argue here!
Only "old school" boxing fans will speak about it since it was a long time ago and Floyd did big things since then but...
THE 1996 OLYMPIC GAMES in Atlanta
Are still his "loss" and 3rd place on the games
But before all that, he was a flashy teenager on the verge of the ultimate amateur victory, an Olympic gold medal would be the reward. It didn't happen as he planned. Many people also feel he was robbed of that victory... AND SO DO I! ROBBERIES are so much common in the boxing world, but more about it some other time...
Please watch this vid, and tell me your opinion! I would like to know how the fans feel today, in the era of "big$$$signs" - MAY-MAC.
There is no better than adversity. Every defeat, every heartbreak, every loss, contains its own seed, its own lesson on how to improve your performance the next time.
CHAMP, CHAMP, CHAMP, CHAMP, CHAMP, CHAMP...
Not all the belts...
A true champion will fight through anything. - Floyd Mayweather, Jr.
And he did, well-deserved success blasted him to be one of the worlds most paid, athletes.
Where is that Serafim Todorov again? Lolz...
Floyd will have to watch out in the upcoming fight, will have to duck hard when that left hand of Mcgregor is coming his way. I most definitely think Conor could KO him. Let's face it Floyd is getting "old" to be in that ring with an animal like Conor. NOT SAYING HE IS GONNA LOSE BUT...
Paulie Malignaggi, a pro boxer...
Conor McGregor's "intensity" showing in sparring as he "KOd" Paulie, who was bitching before the MAY/MAC was announced, is now bitching even more. I guess we will have to see whats up in August!:)
Floyd asked about his "only" loss inside the ring
"I'm not in this sport to say a guy can beat me" is his motto, and I can't wait to see the upcoming fight!
STEEM ON!
