Why isn't Floyd Mayweather more grateful to Oscar when Oscar made him famous?
I've seen on multiple occasions where Floyd was bad mouthing Oscar when he was having his drug issues(classy) and the fishnet incident as well. How come Floyd isn't more nicer to De La Hoya? If it wasn't for Oscar, Floyd would be still doing 300,000 PPV buys like he did against Baldomir. Let's be real, Oscar put Floyd on the map and made him what he is today but of course a lot of Floyd fans will deny it. Call me ****** but i wouldn't be bad mouthing someone who signs my checks.
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To the main******, Oscar may have put Floyd on the map.
To boxing die-hards....Floyd whipping on Chico did.
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Because he was raised by animals. Dude has no respect, no education, and no shame.Comment
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Why is ODLH more grateful to Chavez sr.? Etc... Come on man! What kinda question is that?... Really!Comment
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because he's a cvnt
a talented, badass, hof, atg cvnt
but a cvnt nonetheless
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The same reason why he let $2 million get between the only friend who told him what he needed to hear instead of what he wanted to hear 50 cent
Cuz hes an idiotComment
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They never liked each other but things went south when Oscar refused to give Mayweather a 50-50 split, I don't remember correctly so maybe someone here can help me out. I'm just glad we never got that rematch.Comment
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He is jealous. Plain and simple. Those checks he cashes...in 2014...still say golden boyComment
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DLH didn't fight Mayweather to help him out. He did it for personal gains, to make money and win. Why should Mayweather be grateful?Comment
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Really? Ok. I'll play: because if the positions had been reversed, Floyd would not have taken that fight.Originally posted by Isaac Clarke View PostComment
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