Its alot easier to get into football then boxing. Boxing is probably the hardest sport to train for while football if you just have those genetics your at least guaranteed a college scholarship.
Floyd "Maydaq" Mayweather Record Purse :wow:
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Its alot easier to get into football then boxing. Boxing is probably the hardest sport to train for while football if you just have those genetics your at least guaranteed a college scholarship.
AlbertPullhoez
The Takeover
Floyd really about to eat now that Garcia-Matthysse is on the PPV now
Im paying my $70 fukk it
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Wait dudes really acting like any Joe Schmo can play baseball 
seemorecizzy
Superstar
if this was on hbo he definitely would hit the 2 million mark
not sure bout showtime since they have so many less subs
not sure bout showtime since they have so many less subs
Majestic Pape
The-Coli = W SOHH = L
Let's not act like your average boxer is getting the guap that Mayweather is getting. There are more athletes making big money from football (and other sports) than the boxing game.
Mayweather has a combination of skills, but most importantly marketing and Al Haymon on his side, that sets him apart from anybody else.
Besides, boxing really isn't something that you just "get into" and become a beast at. The greatest boxers have been fighting since they were before ten years old; essentially, your parents have to PUT you in that position.
But with all that said, he still will make $80,000 an hour this year
Nikka makes in an hour what most college grads make in a year 
Is he going to be the first boxer to earn more than a billy in his career? I think after this he has 4 fights left right? If he grosses $100M each one, ...., just I agree and disagree, yeah boxing requires a lot of discipline, but let's not front like most of the best talent is under 160 lbs, people too small to pay any of America's major sports. NFL/NBA got them contracts, while in boxing you're only as good as your last fight, and negotiations aren't that clean, and you gotta look out for them Bob Arum types. In boxing, you have to be a top boxer and also a pretty d*mn good businessman to make Floyd's money, none of which is guaranteed. Whereas in basketball/football/baseball negotiation is way more straightforward, and at least part, if not all of your contract is guaranteed, just look at Allan Houston/Rashard Lewis. If they were boxers they would have retired broke as hell
cleanface coney
Superstar
he literally like the biggest draw in the the sport ofcourse he getting paid like crazy
watching floyd is like paying for a concert to see somebody who barely perform
watching floyd is like paying for a concert to see somebody who barely perform
Only thing, don't say, "one night"...
Floyd works probably damn near 40 hours a week...
-He has to train
-He has to do promotions
-He has to talk to his advisors
-He has to send out promotional tweets
-He has to make sure his team is getting paid and they are all doing what they're supposed to be doing
-Has to make sure accountants aren't screwing him
-Has to eat healthy and not drink
-He has to be subject to random blood and urine testing
*He has to make sure he doesn't get hurt while doing all the above, otherwise the fight goes down the drain.
*Has to take time to clear his head from all the above stress (we all take breaks, but the stress of possibly losing your first fight EVER >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> The stress of a normal 9 to 5 job)
-He has to go in the ring in fight
In the end, floyd pretty much works 40 hours a week, at least...
But with all that said, he still will make $80,000 an hour this year
80,000 an hour !!!!!
just ethered my whole life right there!
Shout to Floyd for maintaining that hard work & dedication! Only certain people are built for that life
Existential
Nothing really matters...
Hitting a major league pitch is one of the hardest thing to do in the world. Taking an azz whooping like Canelo's about to do? Sh*t I could that right now
Beating Floyd Mayweather is one of the hardest things to do in the world.
You don't just go in the ring, Day 1, and get a multi-million dollar fight. You'd have to actually be very damn good and have an impressive resume of beating other boxers.
You'd have to whoop a lot of professional ass before getting million dollar payday.
Who was the Indy 500 Kingpin who made $80 million a year? Forgot his damn name...this was like back in the early 2000s too.
Beating Floyd Mayweather is one of the hardest things to do in the world.
You don't just go in the ring, Day 1, and get a multi-million dollar fight. You'd have to actually be very damn good and have an impressive resume of beating other boxers.
You'd have to whoop a lot of professional ass before getting million dollar payday.
I personally think it's impossible. But I said taking an azz whooping is easy. I could easily do what Hatton/Gatti did in the ring against Floyd
Beating Floyd Mayweather is one of the hardest things to do in the world.
You don't just go in the ring, Day 1, and get a multi-million dollar fight. You'd have to actually be very damn good and have an impressive resume of beating other boxers.
You missed his point.
what do subscribers have to do with this fight? it's a PPV.
That's another thing Floyd needs to get a lot more credit for. Taking his career in his own hands and cutting out the promoter so he can get paid the maximum amount. He has set a blueprint that these young boxers coming up better study.