Floyd Mayweather Sends a Message to Women

Photo Credit: Instagram
Photo Credit: Instagram

By: Amanda Anderson-Niles

Floyd Mayweather has a perfect record in boxing, but his track record with women hasn’t been so successful. In fact, his baby mama Josie Harris accused him of getting violent with her and he was even jailed not too long ago for domestic abuse.

Then of course he angered many when he posted to Instagram that the reason his romance to Shantel Jackson ended was because she terminated her pregnancy behind his back.

Nonetheless, Floyd still has a message to send to women and he thinks his advice is needed. He posted the following to Instagram the other day and the responses were mixed:

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31 comments

  1. Is he really going to tell women what to wear when he’s decked out in a Louis Vuitton head to toe like a jacka-s?

    1. Soooo if I dress like a hoe I get cheated on and if I dress like a lady I get cheated on. Mayweather need to stop with the bs. He don’t stay loyal to these hoes or the sophisticated ladies. #sitdown theseniggasaintloyal . Org

  2. A few years ago I had this mindset but now I feel like no one should treat someone based off something so superficial like what they are wearing. The Trayvon Martin situation shows how dangerous that can be.

  3. funny he says this, it’s clear to see he wants only the half naked chicks so he can always disrespect.

  4. I hate that a lot of men try to find excuses for why they don’t respect women. A real woman gives a woman respect regardless of what she has on.

  5. In a way he kinda has a point but he is the last person to be giving out advice. He dates the kinda women he described so what does that say about him. As I scratch my head I’m just wondering how are you trying to give advice to women when you are incapable of being faithful to a woman.

  6. I think men should respect women because it’s the right thing to do. This sounds a lot like victim blaming in rape cases.

  7. False. You can’t say this and then get mad when people judge black men for wearing hoodies at night. Just saying.

  8. Soooo you mean to tell me some women are really consigning this when this man has multiple baby mamas, teats all women like sexual objects/trophies and also has a record of domestic abuse? Oh.

  9. -‘Boy bye.’
    -‘I think men should respect women because it’s the right thing to do. This sounds a lot like victim blaming in rape cases.’
    -‘I hate that a lot of men try to find excuses for why they don’t respect women. A real woman gives a woman respect regardless of what she has on.’

    I actually came here from a newssite and was shocked how some women can hate men in general like that. Try to see what a man who has a normal life (also including: man/woman being same) thinks when reading these. You honestly think that this kind of talk is going to solve the problem? Targeting a large group who actually doesn’t do anything but because they are men yeah they are rapist, killers, murderers. Isn’t that what you are fighting for? Not having the word women being combined with weak, oversensitive, dependant, … .

    Start targeting one person for their mistake and not a general group. And if you want to fight men/women equalities, don’t fight it as feminism but as a humanism-concept. Fight both inequalities and make both feel appreciated. I can promise you if you pioneer that, you’le have all the support in the world and equality will come way faster. Dividing in groups of feminism and masculism just creates hate that shouldn’t be there.

  10. but when hes hitting women and flashing money and jewels the police would be wrong if they whooped his a-s everytime they saw him because he looks like a flashy thug?

  11. how you dress may give a person an impression of you but as old as he is he should know that looks arent a valid reason to disrespect someone.because if he was to be harrassed and disrespected by police or a race of people he’d swear he was misunderstood and hated for some superficial reason.this is a cop out excuse to be an immature jacka-s.

  12. I’m a man and I disagree with this completely. My father raised me to give all women respect regardless of how they act or dress. I open doors, pull out chairs…all of that. I can’t even think of a good excuse for why a woman should be disrespected. I just wasn’t raised that way. I am accountable for how I treat a woman. I was raised to be a man and have a man outlook on life. Floyd’s personal life choices demonstrate that he is confused about what manhood is about. To me, this is how boys think. But to each it’s own. I just plan to raise my sons to not have Floyd’s mentality.

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