The final 90 days will be suspended. He'll also attend domestic counselling for 12 months and pay a $500 fine
Floyd Mayweather Jr. Sentenced To Six Months By Judge - Boxing News
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The final 90 days will be suspended. He'll also attend domestic counselling for 12 months and pay a $500 fine
Floyd Mayweather Jr. Sentenced To Six Months By Judge - Boxing News
thank god. these rich assholes need to learn that they WILL be held responsible for the way they act.....
This is music to Bob Arum's ears. As the article stated if Mayweather does serve the time he'll be getting out in March and most likely will push back his May fight which will give Bob an excuse as to why Manny cant wait for Floyd
Wow. That is a much harsher sentence than I expected.
I wonder if they will do an episode of MTV cribs, he can flash his phat wad of toilet paper.
Guess in hindsight Ortiz was just prepping him for more guys trying to score some hugs and kisses. Go get em tough guy :-X
That is the USA for you, they are not liberals when it comes to the law.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH
Shall we have a whip round to raise the fine for Floyd ?;D
Yup. I thought he'd get a suspended sentence, maybe a fine and some community service. I'm pleasantly surprised by this.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH
I have a feeling people will be using the nickname Gayweather a bit more now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
It sickens me to see fuckers happy about this, fuck you all, fake ass boxing fans
Not really if 90 days is suspended that means he will get 3 months actual jail time, which will likely be reduced again for good behaviour.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH
If he surrenders Jan 3rd I bet he's out by the end of February.
He could start training again in March and still be ready to whup Manny's ass in May.
That would be a hell of a comeback :cool:
He could pull it off too, he battered Ricky Hatton whilst simultanaeously competing on Strictly Come Dancing. It would be fucking gangsta if he coul come straight from the slammer to beat the Pacman/
All true. I guess it's harsher than many of us will have expected because we didn't really expect him to be given a custodial sentence. It isn't a particularly long time, especially when you take into account that he's unlikely to serve more than 2 months.Quote:
Originally Posted by BilboNot really if 90 days is suspended that means he will get 3 months actual jail time, which will likely be reduced again for good behaviour.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH
If he surrenders Jan 3rd I bet he's out by the end of February.
He could start training again in March and still be ready to whup Manny's ass in May.
That would be a hell of a comeback :cool:
He could pull it off too, he battered Ricky Hatton whilst simultanaeously competing on Strictly Come Dancing. It would be fucking gangsta if he coul come straight from the slammer to beat the Pacman/
Oh get a grip, not like he died. This doesn't have anything to do with him being a solid boxer as it does being a fantastic asshole who thinks he walks on water. He was held to account for his actions. He put himself there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boxer4life
I actually just read it was 3 months with 100 hours of community service. They are going to appeal for it just to be 100 hours of community service with children. If he does serve any time, on a 3 month sentece he will probably only do about a month.
Guess pac will fight marquez now arum will be a happy man!
Was Mayweather guilty , ? if so whats the problem ?
He did beat hsi ex wife, threatened to make her disappear in front of her kids, threatened the kids too and stole by force all of their 3 cell phones. He'll make jail for it, he did plead guilty but as it has been stated, it's more likely that he'll make a month/a month and half and then good bye. At least, he'll get some jail time for what he did and will have a nice criminal case, which means next time he'll make the Mayweather's family tradition he'll be sentenced even more severely.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al
If he is guilty what is your problem you clown ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Boxer4life
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Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlIf he is guilty what is your problem you clown ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Boxer4life
If is a very loose word, i have a very hard time believing he hit the woman, shed be a handicap, he just knew it would be impossible to fight a kids testimony and therefore serve longer, especially given the fact his rep precedes him, he had good lawyers and they advised it would be better for his career if he plead guilty he would get the shit out of the way, anyone with common sense can make this out. Many boxers have been victims of a bitches scorn its not the first or the last time, and to see people happy is just ridiculous. You don't have to like the guy, but being happy for someone elses misery is a sign of how pityful some people are .
One month this, three months that... Nobody is mentioning the no doubt painful $500 fine he has to endure! :(
Because what you call misery others might call 'karma'. This shit goes around. A month of 'jail' time and a slap on the wrist fine is hardly balance either... :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Boxer4lifeQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlIf he is guilty what is your problem you clown ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Boxer4life
If is a very loose word, i have a very hard time believing he hit the woman, shed be a handicap, he just knew it would be impossible to fight a kids testimony and therefore serve longer, especially given the fact his rep precedes him, he had good lawyers and they advised it would be better for his career if he plead guilty he would get the shit out of the way, anyone with common sense can make this out. Many boxers have been victims of a bitches scorn its not the first or the last time, and to see people happy is just ridiculous. You don't have to like the guy, but being happy for someone elses misery is a sign of how pityful some people are .
If he is not guilty then of course its an outrage he has been charged , that would deny boxing fans of good fights.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boxer4lifeQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlIf he is guilty what is your problem you clown ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Boxer4life
If is a very loose word, i have a very hard time believing he hit the woman, shed be a handicap, he just knew it would be impossible to fight a kids testimony and therefore serve longer, especially given the fact his rep precedes him, he had good lawyers and they advised it would be better for his career if he plead guilty he would get the shit out of the way, anyone with common sense can make this out. Many boxers have been victims of a bitches scorn its not the first or the last time, and to see people happy is just ridiculous. You don't have to like the guy, but being happy for someone elses misery is a sign of how pityful some people are .
I am usually not in favour of leniency when it comes to violent crime.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterThat is the USA for you, they are not liberals when it comes to the law.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH
Maybe they're bigger fans of not seeing women and children abused than they are of a relatively meaningless sport?Quote:
Originally Posted by Boxer4life
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Originally Posted by Boxer4life
I'm not happy, I'm frikkin' overjoyed!!!
It's about time that some judge locked that piece of shit up!
I hope he gets butt fucked by a huge armed afro american named Bubba. After floyd gets beat up for beating women in front of her children:)
Them cons will love hearing about that...
Oh thank you boxing god!!! JUSTICE!!!
The way our system works for celebs he will probably serve 24 hours and then be a free man due to the jails being over crowded. If not, Pac vs Marquez IV anyone?
Mayweather took the deal for 2 reasons. To get it out the way and cuz it was the best thing for him. A misdemeanor conviction only get him jail time. Felony conviction gets him prison time. Years of it. Taking the deal was the smart thing to do. Cuz if this goes to trial it's about 70-30 he loses. Yes he's Money May. Yes I'm sure he has the best lawyers possible. It won't matter. What happen between him and his ex is pretty much he said, she said. They can deal with her statements. That ain't the problem. Mayweather's problems are his own kids statements. Who have all stated they were afraid. That right there guarantees his lossQuote:
Originally Posted by MMASUX
With that said I wouldn't put it pass Mayweather to get some kind of work furlough where he'll only have to go to jail on the weekends
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Originally Posted by Boxer4lifeQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlIf he is guilty what is your problem you clown ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Boxer4life
If is a very loose word, i have a very hard time believing he hit the woman, shed be a handicap, he just knew it would be impossible to fight a kids testimony and therefore serve longer, especially given the fact his rep precedes him, he had good lawyers and they advised it would be better for his career if he plead guilty he would get the shit out of the way, anyone with common sense can make this out. Many boxers have been victims of a bitches scorn its not the first or the last time, and to see people happy is just ridiculous. You don't have to like the guy, but being happy for someone elses misery is a sign of how pityful some people are .
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I'm fucking overjoyed!!!!!! But yet disappointed that he didn't get the maximum of 18 months. You have a hard time believing he hit the woman? Obviously you don't know Mayweather very well, because if you did, you would know that the piece of shit has been convicted of assaulting women in the past, and those times he was just slapped on the wrist.
I thought for sure he would get off easy again, and to my happy surprise he has to do some time, and I whooped it up at the news. :woot22:
You're calling us pityful for being happy about this, but you have no problem being disrespectful by calling women bitches. :rolleyes:
In some ways U.S. laws are very liberal Master, it just depends who's the judge and how the law is interpreted. The laws also vary from State to State, some states for example, have the death penalty others don't.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterThat is the USA for you, they are not liberals when it comes to the law.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH
I heard Mayweather only got 90 days and can get a couple weeks off for good behavior, that's a slap on wrist if you ask me, for beating on your ex-wife in front of the children they had together.
You fight for a living (no where as near as much as he should) yet you wanna poke security and hit women and children? You play you pay i guess.( kinda like linsey lohan huh, ) But christ vegas of all places where two steps of the strip you can be raiped, robbed, killed, see children left in cars for hours while thier so called guardians gamble etc all in the same building it amazes me that they have the time or manpower or not to mention money to hunt down and procecute floyd. I can almost guarantee they had to step over about a hundred crimes in process on thier way to pick him up. Ah well whatever , A it aint me or someone i know and B this shit will in the long run just build up floyds marketability. You think floyd was irritating before wait till he has served what he will describe as cold hard time chipping rocks and making lic plates among the killers of jail. Him and rodger will be wearing t shirts about it their next camp whoever he decides to beat up on next.
Didn't expect that. Now there is no mayweather pac fight because Marquez is going to win that 4th fight.
He'll be out in 1 week or less.
Why? He admitted to the judge that he hit the woman in front of the kids, and one of the kids who witnessed it, went and got a security guard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boxer4lifeQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlIf he is guilty what is your problem you clown ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Boxer4life
If is a very loose word, i have a very hard time believing he hit the woman, shed be a handicap, he just knew it would be impossible to fight a kids testimony and therefore serve longer, especially given the fact his rep precedes him, he had good lawyers and they advised it would be better for his career if he plead guilty he would get the shit out of the way, anyone with common sense can make this out. Many boxers have been victims of a bitches scorn its not the first or the last time, and to see people happy is just ridiculous. You don't have to like the guy, but being happy for someone elses misery is a sign of how pityful some people are .
Dont be surprised if Floyd releases a rap single mid next year bragging about doing time, boosted street cred etc etc lol..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecz3W...2B2C8A65B50A5C
as long as it aint bad as this.. oh gawwd :-\
Brilliant postQuote:
Originally Posted by BilboNot really if 90 days is suspended that means he will get 3 months actual jail time, which will likely be reduced again for good behaviour.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH
If he surrenders Jan 3rd I bet he's out by the end of February.
He could start training again in March and still be ready to whup Manny's ass in May.
That would be a hell of a comeback :cool:
He could pull it off too, he battered Ricky Hatton whilst simultanaeously competing on Strictly Come Dancing. It would be fucking gangsta if he coul come straight from the slammer to beat the Pacman/
If floyd was with top rank he wouldnt spend a day in prison.
I'm surprised he got some jail time. But considering that he has prior records for this type of stuff this is a very lenient sentence.
The deal kept him from a Felony conviction where he would have been facing multiple years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mars_axWhy? He admitted to the judge that he hit the woman in front of the kids, and one of the kids who witnessed it, went and got a security guard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boxer4lifeQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlIf he is guilty what is your problem you clown ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Boxer4life
If is a very loose word, i have a very hard time believing he hit the woman, shed be a handicap, he just knew it would be impossible to fight a kids testimony and therefore serve longer, especially given the fact his rep precedes him, he had good lawyers and they advised it would be better for his career if he plead guilty he would get the shit out of the way, anyone with common sense can make this out. Many boxers have been victims of a bitches scorn its not the first or the last time, and to see people happy is just ridiculous. You don't have to like the guy, but being happy for someone elses misery is a sign of how pityful some people are .
I heard that Floyd will be put on house arrest instead
......... at the Bellagio.