Floyd Mayweather spoke at a panel about his life and what made him the "TBE" of boxing. The panel was held in honor of the upcoming film Fear, which will be directed by Deon Taylor. Since Mayweather is working on his own docuseries with Deon Taylor, "Money" was at the panel.
Mayweather talked about his life when he talked about what made him fearless in and out of the ring. On the one hand, he talked about how his father left them when he was a teenager. On the other hand, he talked about how his mother was a strong black woman who raised him.
"Y'all have never met my mother. I'm ready to tell my story, you know. And I don't just want to tell, I also want to show the good, the bad, and the ugly. Because life has both good and bad times. There are ups and downs. I became a strong black woman because of that. "TBE" said, "There is nothing better in the world than a black woman."
Mayweather only wants to tell his story. He wants to tell the truth and nothing else. Mayweather says that in order to see the truth, you have to realize that he came from nothing. He talked about what made him different from other athletes and what he wants to see.
Floyd Mayweather talks about how praising a black man influenced his son.
Mayweather wants to make a hero out of a black man who shows his child how to be a champion by teaching him skills. Also, "Money" told us more about his childhood. "I want everyone in the world to know the truth. The truth is that I'm not from anywhere. There were seven of us, but only one room. We don't think it's great when a black man takes his child under his wing, teaches them his skills, and puts them in a position to win.
After saying what he thought about his docuseries, Mayweather once again showed how he was different from other boxers. "I'm the only fighter whose masters belong to me. "There aren't many athletes who got out of their contracts and became their own bosses," he said.