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[Run and Gun Game...]

In the motion, which was first reported by the Las Vegas Review-Journal, lawyers say Mayweather's personal physician, Dr. Robert Voy, visited the jail Friday and was concerned the 35-year-old fighter appeared to have lost muscle tone.

Voy estimated the boxer was consuming fewer than 800 calories a day -- a drop from his usual 3,000 or 4,000 calories -- and wasn't drinking enough because he isn't allowed bottled water and doesn't usually drink tap water.


Mayweather has been getting a little more than 30 minutes twice a day in a couple of barren recreation areas in the administrative segregation unit. His cell, no larger than 7-by-12 feet, has barely enough floor space for pushups and situps.

But prosecutors argued he's "deconditioning" by choice, and declining much of his food.

"He has the ability to exercise, he just chooses not to," Luzaich said. "It's jail. Where did he think he was going? The Four Seasons?"

Voy and Wright also pointed to Mayweather's declining emotional state.

"I am concerned about Floyd withdrawing, developing anger he cannot dissipate through the usual means of dedicated exercise and training," Voy wrote in an affidavit. "Boxing has been Mr. Mayweather's life since he was a young man and we need champions of this type to continue to their natural retirement and hopefully their contributions to society thereafter."

Funniest Shit I have read in a while. I would want house arrest in a Mansion as well but come on Floyd

This post has been edited by Run and Gun Game Calls: Jun 12 2012, 08:48 PM

[phontain]

Tyson and B-hop got to interact with people during their sentences. Floyd is in solitary confinement. BIG DIFFERENCE. Do i believe he should be released? No, not if he's guilty. but he is askin for general pop or house arrest. Sitting in SC is no joke. By yourself for 23 hours out the day, 3 b.s meals. no way to find out whats goin on in the outside world. not enough space to properly exercise to pass the time, no windows (usually), no clocc. You don't know if its 8 am or 8 pm. And he's been doin it for two weeks, Im more worried for floyd's psyche than his physical condition. Im all for equal treatment of people who break the law like everybody should be, but lets be real here, he is not getting equal treatment like everybody else who with domestic battery. I hope they find a good situation, but he might have to go through with it as i dont believe they see the point in putting a high profile celeb like him in with gen pop with only a couple of months. But at the same time if he is guilty, is house arrest the only other option they have?

[Cshel86]

Im all for equal treatment of people who break the law like everybody should be, but lets be real here, he is not getting equal treatment like everybody else who with domestic battery.

I was waiting for a post like this. C'mon man, if he were to get equal treatment like everybody else with domestic battery charges, then he would've received more than 87 days. I know people that have hit a woman, and ended up serving waaay more than 87 days...when I say days, I mean the number after 365 that turns months into years.

Whether he actually committed the crime or not, that remains to be seen. He took a plea deal, and got the best deal if you ask me. He can either be alone or amongst other idiots who have nothing to lose, and will eventually care less about what he has, or what he's going home, which would make any incarcerated man jealous and willing to sabotage his release date.

Again...rape, bodily harm, and death are ruled out in his current situation...so safety shouldn't be his concern. Oh yeah, "interacting" with people during any sentence, ESPECIALLY a prison sentence (in Tyson & B-Hop's case) isn't always the best thing.

[phontain]

I was waiting for a post like this. C'mon man, if he were to get equal treatment like everybody else with domestic battery charges, then he would've received more than 87 days. I know people that have hit a woman, and ended up serving waaay more than 87 days...when I say days, I mean the number after 365 that turns months into years.

I get what ur sayin Cshel, but if im not mistaken i think floyds charge was misdemeanor battery. If thats the case most ppl dont get but a year tops if its worst case scenario or mostly probation. Felony is a different story but i wont argue it because i could be wrong especially since it happened in nevada and states have different laws. I kno ppl that have beaten a woman too and they out playin ball at the courts right now. But im in GA so like i said maybe its different in Nevada.