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[Gambit808]

As always, it's always a matter of time before the pieces start to fit the puzzle http://www.fighthype.com/news/article13399.html

Great read to end my night shift at work and if the case, kudos to Floyd for showing loyalty and stayin true to what he's always said about loyalty. If I were in that position (as tempting as those figures look and sound), I'd do the same. Easy. Al Harmon didn't make Floyd the fighter he is, but he does have a lot to do with making Floyd the rich fighter he is. It would look sooo suspect if Floyd had all those positive things to say about Haymon, to go and turn his back on his mentor, as to say (power phrase) "even though you've done a lot for me, I don't trust". It makes more sense now why 50 said that he (Floyd) has a good heart, but don't think that he's smart. Translation "I respect your loyalty, but my plan of how to get this money is better than what you settled for".

I respect both Floyd & fif, but this one is a 1+ for Floyd if you ask me.

[checkleft]

I'm pretty sure Floyd is sponsored by grant, Reebok, and I remember him talking about some energy drink he was promoting like rockstar or redbull... I'm doubt he still does the energy drink since I've heard about it but as long as Floyd has been fighting he always wears Reebok and hes always promoting grant. He should def have more endorsements tho

[daprofessor]

I'm pretty sure Floyd is sponsored by grant, Reebok, and I remember him talking about some energy drink he was promoting like rockstar or redbull... I'm doubt he still does the energy drink since I've heard about it but as long as Floyd has been fighting he always wears Reebok and hes always promoting grant. He should def have more endorsements tho

i thought he had hp or some lap top producing company at one point. i remember the commercial with him and michael buffer. reebok was on board too...but i'm not sure if that's still on. more than likely...his contract with grant...which really isn't a big company...probably doesn't pay much.