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FLOYD MAYWEATHER JR.

Career Record: 39-0-0 (25 KO)
Alias: Pretty Boy
Birth Name: Floyd Joy Mayweather Jr.
Nationality: US American
Birthplace: Grand Rapids, MI, USA
Hometown: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Born: February 24, 1977
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 5′ 8″
Reach: 183
Manager: James Prince (former)
Trainers: Floyd Mayweather, Roger Mayweather (current)

World Title Recognition:
Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year (1998 and 2007)
World Boxing Hall of Fame Fighter of the Year (2002)

Biography
Floyd Mayweather Jr. is a five-time world champion and an Olympic Bronze Medalist. Over the last few years of his career, he was widely recognized as the best boxer, pound-for-pound, in the world. Mayweather comes from a prominent boxing family, which includes his father Floyd Sr. and uncles Jeff and Roger, who was a world champion in two weight classes.

Mayweather lost to Augie Sanchez in the 1996 U.S. Olympic Trials, but defeated Sanchez twice in the Box-offs to earn a spot on the Olympic Team. He turned pro after the Olympics, achieving much early success. He got a title shot at the age of 21 against WBC Super Featherweight Champion Genaro Hernandez, who had lost only once in 40 fights. Mayweather dominated the fight before Hernandez's corner conceded defeat after six rounds. Mayweather fought Angel Manfredy just two months later in a high-profile bout, which Mayweather won by a second-round TKO. After defending his belt four more times, Mayweather was matched with the undefeated Diego Corrales. Mayweather dominated the entire fight, knocking down Corrales five times before the latter's father stop the contest.

After two more title defenses, Mayweather moved up in weight and fought WBC Lightweight Champion Jose Luis Castillo, a veteran of many battles, including a win and a draw against the crafty Stevie Johnston. Mayweather, fighting with an injured shoulder, won by a controversial unanimous decision. A rematch was immediately scheduled to end the dispute, which Mayweather won by a clear unanimous decision. Wins against Victoriano Sosa, Phillip N'dou, and DeMarcus Corley followed.

Mayweather then had what some termed a "superfight" with the popular but limited WBC Super Light Champion Arturo Gatti. Gatti had beaten a number of high profile opponents, including Leonard Dorin, Micky Ward, and Jesse James Leija, but he had failed to face any of the top fighters in the division. On June 25, 2005, Mayweather beat Gatti to become a three-division champion. However, Mayweather's claim to the world 140-pound championship was tenuous at best, given that he failed to face the universally-recognized legitimate champion, Ricky Hatton.

On April 8, 2006, Mayweather won the IBF Welterweight Championship with a unanimous decision over Zab Judah. The win garnered Mayweather his fourth world championship in four weight classes. However, once again his claim to the title was considered spurious by most, given that the linear title ran through Carlos Manuel Baldomir, who defeated Judah in his previous fight. On November 4, 2006, Mayweather earned an easy decision victory over Baldomir, shutting him out on two of the three scorecards.

On May 5, 2007, Mayweather defeated WBC Super Welterweight Champion Oscar De La Hoya by a split decision to become a world champion in five different weight classes. After the fight, Mayweather announced that he was retiring, but on Dec 8, 2007, he fought Ricky Hatton, retaining his WBC Welterweight Championship by a tenth-round TKO. Mayweather landed a left hook to Hatton's jaw early in the 10th that sent the challenger down. Hatton bravely got up but was quickly knocked back down, and the fight was called off. Mayweather was ahead 88-82, 89-81, and 89-81 at the time of the stoppage.

It appeared that Mayweather was going to have a rematch with De La Hoya on September 20, 2008, but Mayweather announced his retirement on June 6, 2008.

On May 2, 2009, Mayweather announced his intentions to return to the ring and fight Juan Manuel Marquez in July 2009.

Source: boxrec.com

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  • BREAKING NEWS! NEW WORLD RECORD in the 100M!!! Floyd Mayweather Jr saw Manny Pacquiao and the guinness book of world records recorded him running away.  Floyd ran 100M in 8.42 seconds when Pacquiao put a fight contract in front of Floyd.

  • @Kazmik23

    Shane Mosley never tested positive for steroids buddy, and you know how they caught him?

    By raiding the BALCO labs when Barry Bonds was accused of steroids.

    Look it up dumbie, obviously you don't know your fucking facts or else you wouldn't be speaking like an idiot.

    Another thing, every LEGITIMATE boxing fan and every GOOD boxer that's not in Pacbitchs camp has said Mayweather is better.

    This list would include Juan Manuel Marquez, and Laila Ali etc.

    Fucking faggot.

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  • @MrSteve0893 That's real cute lol

  • @Kazmik23 trollin like a bitch why do u guys insist on talking shit about something u dont know anything about? he never ducked anyone, hes fought everyone but manny and thats b.c he REFUSED to go through random drug testing, hes fought every fighter thats been put in front of him thats been clean, why should floyd risk his image and rep for someone whos probs cheating, he said at the ortiz conference that mannys next, so he just now agreed to testing fucking retard educate yourself

  • @MARZOSIRUS has been? DUDE MOSLEY WAS THA WBA WELTERWEIGHT CHAMP WHEN FLOYD BEAT HIM! FLOYD WANTED MOSLEY BACK IN 98',99',AND 2000 CAUSE MOSLEY WAS GOING DOWN IN WEIGHT OSCAR TOO SO THATS EXCUSE #1! PAC NEEDS TO QUIT FARTIN AROUND AND TAKE THE TEST AND GET HIS ASS WOUPED ALREADY HOW CAN YOU CALL A FIGHTER WHO'S DONE NOTHING BUT KICK EVERY FIGHTERS ASS THAT HAS STEPPED IN THE RING WITH HIM "a pussy"? PACQIUAO "in the so called decade" HAS GOTTEN HIS ASS BEAT ALREADY AND THAT CREATES THE SUSPITION

  • @gta440 All the great fighters fought other great fighters. They all want to fight the best. Yet Mayweather went after Mosley when mosley was a damn has been already. Sugar Ray Leonard in his prime would fight Pacquiao in a heartbeat and would never have taken this long.

    Mayweather is just a puss. He may be skilled and may have dominated but the fact is he is a puss. There is a fighter named Pacqiuao who has also dominated so you would think that naturally these two fighters would fight.

  • Song? Please :)

  • mayweather is a coward... accept it. everyone is calling mayweather a coward. EVERYONE including boxers themselves.

  • Check out my Floyd Mayweather Jr Career Tribute/Highlight video

    Hope you guys like it!

  • Its all Hype Manny vs Maywether The Both PUSSYS cause they both BSn with everyone

  • here's the truth Floyd Mayweather has plenty of egg! egg cells!

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