Floyd Mayweather spent two months in jail in 2012 for domestic abuse. Before the recent abortion scandal, Mayweather was reportedly being accused of brutally beating two employees he suspected of stealing jewelry. At the risk of being redundant when referring to a professional boxer, Floyd Mayweather, Jr. seems to have established a pattern of violence.
In a profile about how hard the champ had it in jail Mayweather reportedly wrote of his mistreatment and wondered why he was being treated like a "felon or a child predator".
As the saying goes, where there's smoke, there's fire, and in the case of Floyd Mayweather's house, the fire is causing the foundations to crumble (via Sports on Earth):
"...Allegations of abuse against women have followed his father and trainer, Floyd Mayweather Sr., as well as his uncle, Roger Mayweather, who also has trained him. For years, the younger Mayweather eluded those charges. In September 2010, former girlfriend Josie Harris claimed that once Mayweather learned she was dating another man, he stole her cell phone and hit her, in front of their children. Facing a felony conviction with a hefty prison sentence, Mayweather pled to a deal in which the charges were reduced to misdemeanors, with a two-month sentence in the Las Vegas jail."
In March, two men who worked for Mayweather reportedly accused the champ and others of beating them brutally with weapons on suspicion of stealing Mayweather's jewelry (via TMZ):
"Floyd Mayweather allegedly orchestrated a savage attack on two of his employees he suspected of stealing his jewelry ... TMZ has learned.
"... The two men had been hired to work on Floyd's Vegas homes ... but when jewelry went missing, Floyd pointed the finger at them. When the men arrived, they claim Floyd was waiting for them -- along with a number of his 'people' -- who proceeded to beat the living crap out of them with various weapons, including clubs."
Apparently all you have to do to get people to forget about this stuff is to insult and humiliate your ex on Instagram.
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