“Man, everyone calling me saying I did nothing wrong. At the end of the day, I’m a man and you know, I’m gonna defend myself…In 13 years, I have made 7 world champions. Let him tell you how many Roger have made. I didn’t get mad until he started talking about get out of my gym. He wasn’t about to talk to me like I was his son…Lil Floyd done let money go to his head, man, and when you let money rule your life, you either gotta have a rude awakening or you have to go broke. I’m not saying I want to see either one of them happen, but money is the root of all evil…he’s still my son, but Lil Floyd needs some sort of reality check, whether that be in the ring or out…I have a lot of people that look up to me like a father figure or just a good friend, so if he doesn’t want to treat his daddy like a daddy, then that’s fine,” stated world-class trainer Floyd Mayweather Sr., who shared his thoughts on the verbal dispute he had with his son that was aired for the world to see this past Saturday on the debut episode of 24/7 Mayweather/Ortiz. Check it out!
PC: What’s up Big Floyd? It’s good to hear from you, man.
FM: How are you doing Percy? You alright?
PC: I’m good. The better question is how are you doing?
FM: I’m doing good, man. It’s been hot down here. It was 112 yesterday and 109 today.
PC: Damn, and y’all have that dry heat. It’s been pretty hot here too though. Everything good with you?
FM: Yeah man. I know everyone is talking about that HBO stuff.
PC: That has been the talk of the boxing world. It didn’t come off well, man, that’s for sure.
FM: Man, everyone calling me saying I did nothing wrong. At the end of the day, I’m a man and you know, I’m gonna defend myself. Any motherfucker run up on me gonna have to just show me.
