Floyd is the one who said something controversial about the Ray Rice situation which brought attention to his own history. It's a hot button topic, so he probably did it for the publicity, but what do you expect a popular figure with a domestic violence history saying something against the grain and controversial about a domestic violence case... I didn't know any of the details of his case until now.
Basically and especially when you are black and have money,it's rape or domestic violence is the old but new take down because it usually does more damage to their image more than anything even if found not true or guilty.I won't even act like a few of em need or needed a reality check(kobe,Tiger),you play with fire you get burned.
That's true, Floyd didn't have to speak on it but he probably felt it was his duty to support a brother he feels is being railroaded. still it's pretty obvious this was a move for her to appear righteous and get some props before Floyd's fight.
He's corny for commenting on the Rice situation in the first place if he has domestic abuse problems of his own, and she's corny trying to go out of her way to get dude to look bad on television.
Don't support domestic abuse but she irked me. Wish my dude Floyd woulda said "don't matter if they boo me or cheer me I'm still getting paid your annual salary (x amount of times) over for 10 minutes of work ***" and then hit the kool aid smile.[/quote
Making more money doesn't make you a better person. I always hated people who said **** like this. Or people who think this way.
I very specifically said 'he feels.' Did you get to 15,000 posts by arguing with everyone in every forum?
You need some friends, or a hug or something. I only ever see you going at it with people. Stay up.Naw, I got them from responding to stupid post.
Floyd is defending the person he feels is being railroaded
Meanwhile the female, in a week where domestic violence was the primary conversation is asking him questions about his past to be self righteous and props? He wasn't on Fox Sports or ESPN. He was on CNN. Why would he expect just boxing questions?
Sometimes I wonder if you dudes have mothers.
Lol too busy defending the black man being railroaded to worry about the black woman being beaten unconscious.
Naw, I got them from responding to stupid post.
Floyd is defending the person he feels is being railroaded
Meanwhile the female, in a week where domestic violence was the primary conversation is asking him questions about his past to be self righteous and props? He wasn't on Fox Sports or ESPN. He was on CNN. Why would he expect just boxing questions?
Sometimes I wonder if you dudes have mothers.
Naw, I got them from responding to stupid post.
Floyd is defending the person he feels is being railroaded
Meanwhile the female, in a week where domestic violence was the primary conversation is asking him questions about his past to be self righteous and props? He wasn't on Fox Sports or ESPN. He was on CNN. Why would he expect just boxing questions?
Sometimes I wonder if you dudes have mothers.
Lol too busy defending the black man being railroaded to worry about the black woman being beaten unconscious.
Naw, I got them from responding to stupid post.
Floyd is defending the person he feels is being railroaded
Meanwhile the female, in a week where domestic violence was the primary conversation is asking him questions about his past to be self righteous and props? He wasn't on Fox Sports or ESPN. He was on CNN. Why would he expect just boxing questions?
Sometimes I wonder if you dudes have mothers.
He's right though
