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Is Floyd on the Uncle Charlie or what? All these late night adventures and getting into trouble at 4am. That man has some issues.
Floyd should fire that dude yesterday. Dude didn't know who owned the house or who he's working for?
"U R the weakest link, BYE-BYE"
Floyd is being unfairly victimised lately and someone is trying to stop the big super fight against Amir Khan. :)
NO WAY !!! Floyd is an asshole ?? Since when did he start acting like this ? People's obsession with a guy they claim to hate is ridiculous. Who cares what this guy does, or who to. He could have a live stream of himself taking a shit and i swear people would watch and critique the guy, and probably talk shit and claim they can do it better. They can't beat the guy in the ring, can't force him to fight on anyone's schedule but his own so now silly stories from people hiding in the bushes and going through his trash is what we have ? If they have so much time to follow floyd around a guy they hate how bout spend some of that energy to give shine to one of the 1,000,000,000's of other fighters out there doing things positive and above all actually fighting !!!!!.........this sport is silly sometimes. And they wonder why mma is so popular.
Hilarious!Quote:
Originally Posted by porkypara
But this is Floyd, no? :o
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Originally Posted by master
Give me a break!
This is Security Guard harassment, the word is out that they can make money if they aggravate him enough into do something stupid, like enrage the man by standing between him and "his house". They all know very well who he is and can open the gate for him when they see him coming. They aren't HomeLand Security, they are a private community security hired to keep the home safe and people out that have no business there. It may be the homeowners association that wants Mayweather to move or the like but it's harassment just the same. They might be trying to get him to violate the home owners association rules to force him to move but If he goes out of control they are the cause. There just is no need for the gate security to be treating him like that. The parking tickets are one thing, but this is a whole different story.
BTW:who make the money off the "security tape being released to TMZ"?
Absolutely agree. The guard asking for ID and not letting him in without it was just picking at Floyd. He probably was trying to get him a payday hoping Floyd does something stupid.Quote:
Originally Posted by fan johnny
Floyd Mayweather is a celebrity, the other face of boxing, so if he does something stupid it will definitely be on television or some tabloid magazine . This applies to all celebrities out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mar
Did you not think that it's possible that the security guard may not be following boxing so he does not know who Mayweather is? Hey, not everybody knows who Floyd Mayweather is. And why would they intentionally enrage Floyd? If you are the security guard, would you run the risk of being beaten up into a coma or sustain permanent bodily injuries to earn some money?Quote:
Originally Posted by blegitAbsolutely agree. The guard asking for ID and not letting him in without it was just picking at Floyd. He probably was trying to get him a payday hoping Floyd does something stupid.Quote:
Originally Posted by fan johnny
To answer your first question...its possible but what you say is far less possible. I'm sure everyone knows there is almost no risk of being put into a coma by getting touched or even hit especially in that situation and atmosphere. So yes, I'm sure if I was that type of person I would roll those dice. Floyd's baby mama seems to being doing fine with her "permanent bodily injuries." She didn't even have marks on her. Exaggeration unnecessary. More to the point. This was AFTER the Floyd incident with the other guard. So I'm sure even if this guy lives in a closet and never knew who Floyd was he would certainly know by now. And being that he works there I'm sure he already knew. And lets be real, you don't have to know boxing to know who Floyd is. People's hate for Floyd and Pac will not let them even keep it truthful about them for even a single incident. This has by far gotten old and predictable.Quote:
Originally Posted by InTheNeutralCornerDid you not think that it's possible that the security guard may not be following boxing so he does not know who Mayweather is? Hey, not everybody knows who Floyd Mayweather is. And why would they intentionally enrage Floyd? If you are the security guard, would you run the risk of being beaten up into a coma or sustain permanent bodily injuries to earn some money?Quote:
Originally Posted by blegitAbsolutely agree. The guard asking for ID and not letting him in without it was just picking at Floyd. He probably was trying to get him a payday hoping Floyd does something stupid.Quote:
Originally Posted by fan johnny
Well the targeted ad campaign is working.
Look, the Guard knowing anything about boxing has nothing to do with the Guard's jobs. The Guard knows the residents of the homes he is securing. The Guard asked for Mayweather's ID knowing exactly who he is, because he lives there! and he knows the car has authorized entry. The Security Guard at the gate must have been aware of the parking tickets innocent because he's working there. Asking for Floyd's ID is unreasonable since the man owns a multimillion dollar home there and indirectly pays his salary. I already identified the Guard's motivation.Quote:
Originally Posted by InTheNeutralCornerDid you not think that it's possible that the security guard may not be following boxing so he does not know who Mayweather is? Hey, not everybody knows who Floyd Mayweather is. And why would they intentionally enrage Floyd? If you are the security guard, would you run the risk of being beaten up into a coma or sustain permanent bodily injuries to earn some money?Quote:
Originally Posted by blegitAbsolutely agree. The guard asking for ID and not letting him in without it was just picking at Floyd. He probably was trying to get him a payday hoping Floyd does something stupid.Quote:
Originally Posted by fan johnny
What a whore. Lets put this in the Spam section...or the talking loud saying nothing section. I'm a cynic...would not put it past Napoleon Floyd to seek this shit out...."annnnd action" :action: Jerry Springer would eat this shit up.
As a fan I have to say, can this dude just shut the hell up and fight someone already? All this celebrity drama crap is getting ridiculous. At the rate he's going fighting anyone short of Pacquaio in his next fight is going to fall short on whatever credit and money he's expecting. If Mosely doesn't pull off the improbable and leave him in the cold.
As for the gaurds trying to bait him, It happens because he made himself a target before by overreacting. If he kept it quiet or didn't have this Diva syndrome, he'd gain another fan rather than another enemy or extortion attempt. These guys would know they couldn't shake him or upset him.
I don't knock the guy in the ring. Even out of the ring, being in the public eye has pressures that we don't have to deal with and eventually you're going to have have people that drive you to the edge. At the same time, TMZ exclusives, streams, twitter rants and all this other pissing and moaning on camera is begging for attention. Whats the point in thanking God for your talent, the opportunity to perform and etc on HBO's Camera, if you're going to make yourself seem like an undeserving doucheb@g whenever you turn on your own webcam.
Frankly my patience is running short and i don't want to know anything out of this guy till he's fighting again.
How do you live in Vegas and not know who Floyd Mayweather is? The guard was just fucking with him, its a power trip.(He's probably fired) Floyd couldnt handle someone fucking with him basically. Floyd doesnt even have an Ipad or some shit? He could have just pulled up a youtube vid or something.:p
No, I take back this post entirely.Quote:
Originally Posted by miles
You shouldn't be asked for ID to get into your own housing complex. The security guard needs a slap and should lose his job.
I do think something is not quite right in the head of Floyd Mayweather, but on this occasion he has some justification for being a bit mental.
he made himself vulnerable by acting like an asshole most of the time.
Now all the opportunist would target him to at least extort some good cash.
Floyd was 100% justified. It was 4am and that dude was being a dick on purpose. Knowing fucking well that floyd lived there.
who's name is on the van floyd's driving?
miss jackson? this his part-time job?
Btw I've been in those type of gated communities, either that guy was new,(first day on the job) or a complete moron. If that happened to anyone else in that community they would be pissed off as well. 4am? He seems kinda wired for 4 am, lay off that coke. If that security guard honestly didnt know who mayweather was, he should be pissed at whoever hired him and didnt give him the heads up. Yo theres this hothead blah blah blah just let him in, he's an egomaniac.
Fuck..fuck...fuck...fuck the security guard!
Totally. I didn't pay full attention to the video the first time I posted in this thread, but now that I've given it some time realise that anyone would have been majorly pissed off with the security guard in that situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by No Contest
He was being a total dick. The only excuse is if it was his first day and had no idea who Floyd Mayweather was.
Wow what a thread to start....another PAC obsessed fan shows that all Pac fans are more obsessed with Floyd then they are Pac
I think people just want to see Floyd in the News for one single thing only.... Going on the record that him and Manny Pac will fight after the Mosley fight...
But instead we get this nonsense and I guess it makes people feel like the guy is a lot more focused on playing than taking boxing seriously....
Unfortunately if people want or expect that they are looking to the wrong guy...
Just celebrity gossip drama.... After the Mosley fight though, this stuff will start shitting me again when there are more serious issues to be sorted out..
That's just twisted. If you would have made the comment about the threat being Mayweather hate watchers, I could agree, but seeing how your the only one mentioning Pac it more likely implies that your just an obsessed 'anti-Pac fan' looking for any opportunity to jump at the chance to spew hate. The threat clearly is poking fun at Mayweather's lack of control, which is ironic being he is a control freak.Quote:
Originally Posted by mafiajoey
But possible, none the less.Quote:
Originally Posted by blegit
What kind of injuries would one be willing to sustain just to get some money? Do we even know if that guard has some medical problem wherein a minor injury maybe fatal, like a previous trauma to the head?Quote:
I'm sure everyone knows there is almost no risk of being put into a coma by getting touched or even hit especially in that situation and atmosphere.
Not everyone will.Quote:
So yes, I'm sure if I was that type of person I would roll those dice.
This does not mean that Floyd isn't capable of inflicting permanent (or serious) bodily injuries. Given his volatile nature, he could.Quote:
Floyd's baby mama seems to being doing fine with her "permanent bodily injuries." She didn't even have marks on her.
Yes, he definitely would. But to judge that guard based on the video is unfair.Quote:
This was AFTER the Floyd incident with the other guard. So I'm sure even if this guy lives in a closet and never knew who Floyd was he would certainly know by now.
Maybe if the guard also watched Dancing With The Stars .....Quote:
And lets be real, you don't have to know boxing to know who Floyd is.
As you can see from my previous comments, I did not even pass judgement on Floyd's behavior. I just posted the possibilities of why the guard may have behaved that way since he is getting a lot of the blame. Is it possible that the guard may really be at fault? Yes, it is. But we don't have all the facts and it's fair to present the other perspective.Quote:
People's hate for Floyd and Pac will not let them even keep it truthful about them for even a single incident. This has by far gotten old and predictable.
What are you, a "Security Guard"? How the hell do can you say it's unfair? No one is prejudging the Guard. It's just a knee jerk reaction to the asshole asking for an ID for the man to enter the Association to his own house. He's making Mayweather jump through hoops to gain access to his house. Mayweather's reaction was well justified. I would go out of my way to see to it that that Guard no longer worked there if I were harassed like that. And I'm sure every resident living there as well if they are treated this way would want him out as well. The only exception I can see in this type of situation is if the Association were conspiring to get Floyd to move out.Quote:
Originally Posted by InTheNeutralCornerBut possible, none the less.Quote:
Originally Posted by blegit
What kind of injuries would one be willing to sustain just to get some money? Do we even know if that guard has some medical problem wherein a minor injury maybe fatal, like a previous trauma to the head?Quote:
I'm sure everyone knows there is almost no risk of being put into a coma by getting touched or even hit especially in that situation and atmosphere.
Not everyone will.Quote:
So yes, I'm sure if I was that type of person I would roll those dice.
This does not mean that Floyd isn't capable of inflicting permanent (or serious) bodily injuries. Given his volatile nature, he could.Quote:
Floyd's baby mama seems to being doing fine with her "permanent bodily injuries." She didn't even have marks on her.
Yes, he definitely would. But to judge that guard based on the video is unfair.Quote:
This was AFTER the Floyd incident with the other guard. So I'm sure even if this guy lives in a closet and never knew who Floyd was he would certainly know by now.
Maybe if the guard also watched Dancing With The Stars .....Quote:
And lets be real, you don't have to know boxing to know who Floyd is.
As you can see from my previous comments, I did not even pass judgement on Floyd's behavior. I just posted the possibilities of why the guard may have behaved that way since he is getting a lot of the blame. Is it possible that the guard may really be at fault? Yes, it is. But we don't have all the facts and it's fair to present the other perspective.Quote:
People's hate for Floyd and Pac will not let them even keep it truthful about them for even a single incident. This has by far gotten old and predictable.
Floyd Mayweather is a chicken .
http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n...k_in_floyd.jpg
Stick a fork in Floyd, he's DONE !!!!
Career over, mark my words, the Duck is going to jail this time...as well he should, as well he should.
For 10 years, the Fraud been given slaps on the wrist for his many crimes; this time he's not getting preferential treatment.
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Originally Posted by bradlee180
WHAT. THE. FUCK. ARE. YOU. TALKING. ABOUT? Chicken, because he didnt jump out and beat the living shit out of the guard?
One of my close friend works as a security guard so I have the inclination to defend the security guard.Quote:
Originally Posted by fan johnnyWhat are you, a "Security Guard"? How the hell do can you say it's unfair? No one is prejudging the Guard. It's just a knee jerk reaction to the asshole asking for an ID for the man to enter the Association to his own house. He's making Mayweather jump through hoops to gain access to his house. Mayweather's reaction was well justified. I would go out of my way to see to it that that Guard no longer worked there if I were harassed like that. And I'm sure every resident living there as well if they are treated this way would want him out as well. The only exception I can see in this type of situation is if the Association were conspiring to get Floyd to move out.Quote:
Originally Posted by InTheNeutralCornerBut possible, none the less.Quote:
Originally Posted by blegit
What kind of injuries would one be willing to sustain just to get some money? Do we even know if that guard has some medical problem wherein a minor injury maybe fatal, like a previous trauma to the head?Quote:
I'm sure everyone knows there is almost no risk of being put into a coma by getting touched or even hit especially in that situation and atmosphere.
Not everyone will.Quote:
So yes, I'm sure if I was that type of person I would roll those dice.
This does not mean that Floyd isn't capable of inflicting permanent (or serious) bodily injuries. Given his volatile nature, he could.Quote:
Floyd's baby mama seems to being doing fine with her "permanent bodily injuries." She didn't even have marks on her.
Yes, he definitely would. But to judge that guard based on the video is unfair.Quote:
This was AFTER the Floyd incident with the other guard. So I'm sure even if this guy lives in a closet and never knew who Floyd was he would certainly know by now.
Maybe if the guard also watched Dancing With The Stars .....Quote:
And lets be real, you don't have to know boxing to know who Floyd is.
As you can see from my previous comments, I did not even pass judgement on Floyd's behavior. I just posted the possibilities of why the guard may have behaved that way since he is getting a lot of the blame. Is it possible that the guard may really be at fault? Yes, it is. But we don't have all the facts and it's fair to present the other perspective.Quote:
People's hate for Floyd and Pac will not let them even keep it truthful about them for even a single incident. This has by far gotten old and predictable.
Maybe a car with the word Miss Jackson coming into a prestigious gated community at 4 am and driven by a guy made the guard suspicious ............... okey, what the heck, the guard is racist and should be hanged.
Why is the word Miss Jackson suspicious? It was Floyd Mayweather, surely they are used to him coming back at 4am. Isn't that when Floyd is most active? It's a grown man trying to get into his own house and it is an extremely famous athlete to boot.Quote:
Originally Posted by InTheNeutralCornerOne of my close friend works as a security guard so I have the inclination to defend the security guard.Quote:
Originally Posted by fan johnnyWhat are you, a "Security Guard"? How the hell do can you say it's unfair? No one is prejudging the Guard. It's just a knee jerk reaction to the asshole asking for an ID for the man to enter the Association to his own house. He's making Mayweather jump through hoops to gain access to his house. Mayweather's reaction was well justified. I would go out of my way to see to it that that Guard no longer worked there if I were harassed like that. And I'm sure every resident living there as well if they are treated this way would want him out as well. The only exception I can see in this type of situation is if the Association were conspiring to get Floyd to move out.Quote:
Originally Posted by InTheNeutralCornerBut possible, none the less.Quote:
Originally Posted by blegit
What kind of injuries would one be willing to sustain just to get some money? Do we even know if that guard has some medical problem wherein a minor injury maybe fatal, like a previous trauma to the head?Quote:
I'm sure everyone knows there is almost no risk of being put into a coma by getting touched or even hit especially in that situation and atmosphere.
Not everyone will.Quote:
So yes, I'm sure if I was that type of person I would roll those dice.
This does not mean that Floyd isn't capable of inflicting permanent (or serious) bodily injuries. Given his volatile nature, he could.Quote:
Floyd's baby mama seems to being doing fine with her "permanent bodily injuries." She didn't even have marks on her.
Yes, he definitely would. But to judge that guard based on the video is unfair.Quote:
This was AFTER the Floyd incident with the other guard. So I'm sure even if this guy lives in a closet and never knew who Floyd was he would certainly know by now.
Maybe if the guard also watched Dancing With The Stars .....Quote:
And lets be real, you don't have to know boxing to know who Floyd is.
As you can see from my previous comments, I did not even pass judgement on Floyd's behavior. I just posted the possibilities of why the guard may have behaved that way since he is getting a lot of the blame. Is it possible that the guard may really be at fault? Yes, it is. But we don't have all the facts and it's fair to present the other perspective.Quote:
People's hate for Floyd and Pac will not let them even keep it truthful about them for even a single incident. This has by far gotten old and predictable.
Maybe a car with the word Miss Jackson coming into a prestigious gated community at 4 am and driven by a guy made the guard suspicious ............... okey, what the heck, the guard is racist and should be hanged.
I don't live in a multi million dollar apartment complex, but I do have security guards and sometimes it is someone new on the job. Never have I been asked to produce my ID to get into the building and I have sometimes come back home in the early hours of the morning. What's the problem? Is Floyd under a curfew? It helps that I am the only white man in the building and it should help that Floyd is an internationally recognised sports star. The guard SHOULD have known who Floyd was as you should know your subject matter before taking on a job.
Facial recognition should be enough. As I said earlier the only excuse the guard has is if it was his first day on the job and really had no idea who Floyd was. Otherwise, he should be looking for a new job right now.
The things you say about others only shed light on your own personality.Quote:
Originally Posted by InTheNeutralCornerOne of my close friend works as a security guard so I have the inclination to defend the security guard.Quote:
Originally Posted by fan johnnyWhat are you, a "Security Guard"? How the hell do can you say it's unfair? No one is prejudging the Guard. It's just a knee jerk reaction to the asshole asking for an ID for the man to enter the Association to his own house. He's making Mayweather jump through hoops to gain access to his house. Mayweather's reaction was well justified. I would go out of my way to see to it that that Guard no longer worked there if I were harassed like that. And I'm sure every resident living there as well if they are treated this way would want him out as well. The only exception I can see in this type of situation is if the Association were conspiring to get Floyd to move out.Quote:
Originally Posted by InTheNeutralCornerBut possible, none the less.Quote:
Originally Posted by blegit
What kind of injuries would one be willing to sustain just to get some money? Do we even know if that guard has some medical problem wherein a minor injury maybe fatal, like a previous trauma to the head?Quote:
I'm sure everyone knows there is almost no risk of being put into a coma by getting touched or even hit especially in that situation and atmosphere.
Not everyone will.Quote:
So yes, I'm sure if I was that type of person I would roll those dice.
This does not mean that Floyd isn't capable of inflicting permanent (or serious) bodily injuries. Given his volatile nature, he could.Quote:
Floyd's baby mama seems to being doing fine with her "permanent bodily injuries." She didn't even have marks on her.
Yes, he definitely would. But to judge that guard based on the video is unfair.Quote:
This was AFTER the Floyd incident with the other guard. So I'm sure even if this guy lives in a closet and never knew who Floyd was he would certainly know by now.
Maybe if the guard also watched Dancing With The Stars .....Quote:
And lets be real, you don't have to know boxing to know who Floyd is.
As you can see from my previous comments, I did not even pass judgement on Floyd's behavior. I just posted the possibilities of why the guard may have behaved that way since he is getting a lot of the blame. Is it possible that the guard may really be at fault? Yes, it is. But we don't have all the facts and it's fair to present the other perspective.Quote:
People's hate for Floyd and Pac will not let them even keep it truthful about them for even a single incident. This has by far gotten old and predictable.
Maybe a car with the word Miss Jackson coming into a prestigious gated community at 4 am and driven by a guy (would have) made the guard (you) suspicious ............... okey, what the heck, the (youre) guard is racist and should be hanged.
None of those things were said or even close to being mentioned in the video. And like most have said, unless that guy has never been out into the world, his first day on the job etc etc then there's no way that he didnt know who floyd mayweather was.
Then when you consider the fact that Floyd told the guy that he already had a problem with the other guard, who by the is now gone from that post which possibly opened up that job for that guy. THERE'S NO FUCKING WAY HE WOULD BE CLUELESS TO WHO FLOYD IS. That dude was being a dick PERIOD.
It's because a guy is driving it. Maybe if it has the words Mister Jackson on it, it would have been less suspicious.Quote:
Originally Posted by miles
Probably not in a Miss Jackson car which threw the guard off.Quote:
It was Floyd Mayweather, surely they are used to him coming back at 4am. Isn't that when Floyd is most active?
But we don't know this, do we?Quote:
As I said earlier the only excuse the guard has is if it was his first day on the job and really had no idea who Floyd was.
Damn, I'm defending the guard again. He should have been hanged already.
Everything we've said is proven by the fact that the first thing the guards says is
"Sir, I know it's you, but I still need to see your I.D."
CASE CLOSED, DUDE was a fucking dick on purpose.
Why are you talking about hanging, nobody wants him hung. He made a mistake, though I have no idea why this footage is now spreading its way around the net. This should be private footage considering that Mayweather himself is helping to subsidise this security.Quote:
Originally Posted by InTheNeutralCornerIt's because a guy is driving it. Maybe if it has the words Mister Jackson on it, it would have been less suspicious.Quote:
Originally Posted by miles
Probably not in a Miss Jackson car which threw the guard off.Quote:
It was Floyd Mayweather, surely they are used to him coming back at 4am. Isn't that when Floyd is most active?
But we don't know this, do we?Quote:
As I said earlier the only excuse the guard has is if it was his first day on the job and really had no idea who Floyd was.
Damn, I'm defending the guard again. He should have been hanged already.
Now okay, there is some writing on the side of the car, but Floyd is clearly visible with the window down. Floyd doesn't look like anybody called Miss Jackson. He is Floyd Mayweather, the world famous boxer. If you are a guard, then you should surely know the famous residents of the complex. How can you not know that kind of information?
Maybe it's his first day, but something is obviously amiss.
LOL, you can't really argue with a font size that big! The quote was good too. ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by JonesJrMayweather