UPDATE: Mayweather Sentenced To 90 Days In Prison

A 3,000 and a 1,000 dollar fine for a multimillionaire ha ha! That's like giving me a fine of 3 cents and 1 cents fine. And also 2 days in jail for a boxer aint shit! Not like he is going to be worried about his criminal record for future job searches or lose his "job" over having to do a couple days or months in jail!

it isn't as if he was facing felony charges.

Even if he does those two days, he'll be isolated from everyone else, get all sort of special treatment. Kellerman should ask him why he hates women so much the next time he does Face Off.

Dan Rafael
Floyd got 6 months in county jail, 3 months suspended, he will serve 3 months. He must surrender on Jan. 6.

GrantZilla wrote:Dan Rafael
Floyd got 6 months in county jail, 3 months suspended, he will serve 3 months. He must surrender on Jan. 6.

Cap, how much do you think he will serve? This only lets him out just over 4 weeks before his scheduled appearance.

I'm shocked he even gets the 90. I'm guessing he'll fight in September now.

On ESPN he admits to hitting Josie. Doesn't that count as assault with a deadly weapon like it did for Tyson or was it an open palm or something?

Gumby wrote:On ESPN he admits to hitting Josie. Doesn't that count as assault with a deadly weapon like it did for Tyson or was it an open palm or something?

This is a urban myth. There is no law in the US or any common law that a boxer or any fighter in a combat sport like MMA, karate, wrestling ect most register any part of their body as a weapon let alone as a lethal weapons.

Assult is assult. And it all depends on how bad the assult was. The prosecution would go after a trained fighter harder if they seriously hurt some average person without any cause for justifiable physical force.

Marquez is happy. He'll get his 4th fight and a huge payday now.

Leonard putting the finishing touches on Floyd's "Stay Outta Jail" suit... Ellerbe was subsequently fired as Floyd's adviser.

Floyd....my gift to you....

UBeeg9cats wrote:

GrantZilla wrote:Dan Rafael
Floyd got 6 months in county jail, 3 months suspended, he will serve 3 months. He must surrender on Jan. 6.

Cap, how much do you think he will serve? This only lets him out just over 4 weeks before his scheduled appearance.

I have no idea about any rules on good behavior in Nevada and whether there is any overcrowding in jails in that state. I would be shocked if we end up with a Lindsay Lohan situation where the overcrowding is so great that she serves a few days (or sometimes a few hours) and is released.

I think his lawyer is going to appeal.

with no knowledge of Nevada I'd guess he serves at the least 30 days. That in itself would make getting a fight done rather difficult.

I remember taking crap when I told people that Floyd was going to do some time. When it comes to these legal matters I have yet to be wrong. (shoulda seen what i predicted for USC and Reggie Bush 12 months before it happened.) He got off light, but there was NO doubt to the offense, just the severity. The time is mandatory no matter who you are or what you make.

Here is some bad news for Floyd fans. This is the tip of the iceberg. Floyd will end his life/career in federal prison for Drug Trafficking if he does not get away from several folks in his inner circle. Its not a good thing when you employ KNOWN and CONVICTED drug dealers as body guards. He might not beat the attempted murder and conspiracy to commit murder charges if they are brought forth.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZnrv8i0gl4


go to around the 1:20 mark and watch this jackass

boxinglawyer wrote:Here is some bad news for Floyd fans. This is the tip of the iceberg. Floyd will end his life/career in federal prison for Drug Trafficking if he does not get away from several folks in his inner circle. Its not a good thing when you employ KNOWN and CONVICTED drug dealers as body guards. He might not beat the attempted murder and conspiracy to commit murder charges if they are brought forth.

Wait, what? Sources?

captainanddew wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZnrv8i0gl4


go to around the 1:20 mark and watch this jackass

And it's already been flooded with Flomo/Pactard comments. Youtube makes the ESPN board look like an Ivy League debate team.

Floyd's first night in jail:

Gumby wrote:

boxinglawyer wrote:Here is some bad news for Floyd fans. This is the tip of the iceberg. Floyd will end his life/career in federal prison for Drug Trafficking if he does not get away from several folks in his inner circle. Its not a good thing when you employ KNOWN and CONVICTED drug dealers as body guards. He might not beat the attempted murder and conspiracy to commit murder charges if they are brought forth.

Wait, what? Sources?

As much as I hate to admit it, Boxing lawyer usually knows what he's talking about. (Of course, that's if you leave, Ali, Holmes, Leonard and Hagler out of the picture. ) I had a source that couldn't be revealed that confirmed that Leonard was on drugs when most people would've been shocked by such news. I suspect very strongly that BL has a similar source when it comes to Mayweather.

I haven't been personally exposed to the other side of MW so I guess I can be merciful if I ignore the obvious personality problems which are being shown right before my eyes. I'll say this. If I had some kind of influence over Floyd, I would state the following; "Floyd, look at the way you fight. Now compare it to the way you live your life. You're a brilliant chess master in the ring. However, if you fought the way you lived your life, you would never have even been noticed in the Sweet Science. Now, you can think about that now, or 40 years from now when you're in a 2 by 9 cell. Think about it when ever you'd like. But I promise you one thing, YOU WILL THINK ABOUT IT." Following that comment, he'd never hear from me again.

hardcorebee24 wrote:

Leonard putting the finishing touches on Floyd's "Stay Outta Jail" suit... Ellerbe was subsequently fired as Floyd's adviser.

Well at least all that time spent with Ellerbe will have prepared Floyd for jail, if you catch my drift.

To quote Saurland

He beats up women and likes making love to men

Gumby wrote:

boxinglawyer wrote:Here is some bad news for Floyd fans. This is the tip of the iceberg. Floyd will end his life/career in federal prison for Drug Trafficking if he does not get away from several folks in his inner circle. Its not a good thing when you employ KNOWN and CONVICTED drug dealers as body guards. He might not beat the attempted murder and conspiracy to commit murder charges if they are brought forth.

Wait, what? Sources?

The guys who attempted to murder a man who got into an argument with Mayweather less than 20 minutes earlier are convicted drug dealers and former employees of Mayweather. The case is still not closed. Thats hanging out there in limbo right now. All it needs is a DA that wants to make a name.

on captains post noting floyds attitude when the judge was talking here are my thoughts.first the judge accurately reviwed what happened and reports from the media and court documents plus testimony support the judges words.by him arragantly shaking his head no is saying via body language the judge is lying..if i where the judge and saw that i would of gave him 6 months in jail instead of three..he pleaded guilty by the way to reduced charges only because under the advise of his lawyers that if he didnt the chances of him being convicted would be great and a strong possibilty perhaps the best for him would be a very kind sentence of 3 to 5 years in the real big house.
im, sorry.why anyone cares of gee when will he fight next or even being a fan still of this piece of garbage is beyound me.

dmar5143 wrote:on captains post noting floyds attitude when the judge was talking here are my thoughts.first the judge accurately reviwed what happened and reports from the media and court documents plus testimony support the judges words.by him arragantly shaking his head no is saying via body language the judge is lying..if i where the judge and saw that i would of gave him 6 months in jail instead of three..he pleaded guilty by the way to reduced charges only because under the advise of his lawyers that if he didnt the chances of him being convicted would be great and a strong possibilty perhaps the best for him would be a very kind sentence of 3 to 5 years in the real big house.
im, sorry.why anyone cares of gee when will he fight next or even being a fan still of this piece of garbage is beyound me.

I agree, dmar. However it's not just Mayweather. Whether people want to admit it or not, he's a psychological model of a great deal of athletes today. The reason we hear about him is because he's in a sport that's based on individual competition.

There's a great deal of speculation as to why today's athletes are so much dumber than yesterdays champs. It's a horrible thought, but in MW,s case, I have no choice but to believe that his strange behavior is a result of being born to a crack mother. I really don't think he has problem solving abilities or is capable of any insight into who and what he is. Outbursts of anger are common among crack babies. I'm not making mockery here, but lying doesn't help the situation. I think that other athletes may have the same problem as MW. Sadly, the only solution we have is to throw them in the slammer. Very sad and very true.

Mayweather is too old to be a crack baby. There was no crack in the 70's. Thats an 80's drug. Its nature Vs. Nurture. He has been around and competed in a violent sport since birth. Violence is how he solves problems so he doesnt see anything wrong with it like most people raised around violence and abuse.



http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crack_cocaine