Floyd Mayweather the undefeated boxing champion talks about a loss he hasn't recovered from, importance of family, relationship with NBA Young Boy, Vegas being a sports mecca, and weighing in on the term GOAT.

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• 0:30Ryan Clark?

  Marco, if you gonna talk, you gotta come on the screen, say hello. If not, you gotta be quiet.

• 0:37Floyd Mayweather?

  He been to the girl collection before, right?

• 0:39Ryan Clark?

  Yeah.

• 0:40Floyd Mayweather?

  At the door, and you doing, and I missed the show. My apologies. He been five racks at the girl collection.

• 0:47Ryan Clark?

  This is really a lot of crowd like. How you doing? Nice to meet you.

• 0:51Floyd Mayweather?

  You good? Nice to meet you. I thought you met me before.

• 0:54Ryan Clark?

  I have not got to meet you yet.

• 0:55Floyd Mayweather?

  Well, who was the dude that you had meet me at girl collection?

• 0:58Ryan Clark?

  That was Dennis Banks. He's another, he's another funny black guy. I'm okay.

• 1:04Floyd Mayweather?

  He's another funny damn, yeah.

• 1:05Ryan Clark?

  I'm really trustworthy. Very trustworthy. I'm from Kansas City. I'm from, yeah.

• 1:11Floyd Mayweather?

  Okay.

• 1:14Floyd Mayweather?

  What's up, G? What's up with him?

• 1:23Ryan Clark?

  Floyd, I heard Canelo is really beating up his sparring partners.

• 1:29Ryan Clark?

  That's what Alicia asked him. And that's when that man, he said, well, no disrespect, but I ain't no F's sparring partner.

• 1:37Floyd Mayweather?

  You good, bro? Yeah. Yeah, I'm good. You good? I ain't tripping on nothing, shit. You see what they gave me yesterday? See what I had to pay them yesterday?

• 1:43Ryan Clark?

  Bro, 18 million?

• 1:45Floyd Mayweather?

  Retired.

• 1:46Ryan Clark?

  But you could write that in a check, though. You just wrote a check for 18 million. People do that. One, I'm surprised you have checks.

• 1:52Floyd Mayweather?

  Actually, this is the truth. I'm not lying. Those are quick little temporary checks. I told him, give me 12. Because if anybody know about business, you don't keep that type of money in just regular account. So I had to wire the money from somewhere.

• 2:04Ryan Clark?

  Okay.

• 2:05Floyd Mayweather?

  So I wired the money to the account. And when I wired it to the account, it went straight to the bank. I had to go to, I go to the bank myself to make sure shit get done. Because the thing is that I can't make all the money unless somebody else do all the dictating and do all the controlling.

• 2:19Ryan Clark?

  Yeah.

• 2:19Floyd Mayweather?

  My tax attorney said, um, this is what we need. At first he told me he needed, I think, I thought it was seventeen, like, nine-nine-nine-five, something like that. Day later, it said eighteen, over eighteen. I'm like, give it to him. Gave it to him. After that, I said, shit, because I wired like, I wired like over like twenty something in.

• 2:41Ryan Clark?

  Right, make sure you had it.

• 2:43Floyd Mayweather?

  Yeah, yeah, wired that in. Paid the eighteen, the suite. Uh, because, because when, when the Baltimore Ravens was playing against the Kansas City Chiefs, I called, I called my guy, the head ticket, head ticket guy. Because you have to realize, I'm also in the ticket business because, remember, um, for years and years, I was behind the scenes doing a lot of music, music tours with Al Haymon. So I know all the ticket guys. So in Vegas, my ticket guy, he's been running all the tickets for, since I've been professional. So we worked together. So in the first quarter of the Kansas City Chiefs in Baltimore, when they was playing, I said, yo, I need seats to the game.

• 3:29Floyd Mayweather?

  Just in case, I mean, for my team, I knew I was going to take a lot of people. So he said, I got fourteen together. I said, what's the price? He said, two hundred. I said, give it to me. We cleared that up. I know some more people want to go, so we had another bill. Looking for a suite, they was like, oh, we got suites for one point five, one point three. I was like, uh, I got it. I'm like, uh, nah, no, no. I said, my guy said, I got one for nine fifty. So I give you eight fifty right now. He said, yeah, let's do it. So I said, I shoot it right to you. Shot it right to him and that's what it was.

• 4:00Ryan Clark?

  Floyd, you started talking about much smaller numbers. My question is, much like we had the discussion the first time you sat down with us, and you didn't know what A1 was on Southwest.

• 4:10Floyd Mayweather?

  Oh, matter of fact, I wanted to show you, I wanted to show you guys something.

• 4:13Channing Crowder?

  You ain't, you ain't fly commercial.

• 4:16Floyd Mayweather?

  No, I ain't fly no commercial. Let me get my, give me the blue phone.

• 4:21Channing Crowder?

  He's got a real rich nigga problem. Eighteen mil, one check.

• 4:25Floyd Mayweather?

  No, no, but y'all already gotta talk about it. Eighteen mil retired. I know some people will be like, well, you said, uh... I didn't wanna say I was active, cuz that's normal.

• 4:38Channing Crowder?

  Right.

• 4:38Floyd Mayweather?

  I said I wasn't activated. I knew what I said, so a lot of times I'm like, oh, you didn't say it right. I know I said it right. I know what I said. I know what I posted.

• 4:47Ryan Clark?

  I don't really care how much you make, bro. I feel like writing an eighteen million dollar check has to feel some sort of way. That's crazy.

• 4:54Floyd Mayweather?

  I didn't wanna do it, of course. I'm like, who wants to give up twenty, basically twenty million?

• 4:58Channing Crowder?

  You wrote eighteen, one, eight, zero, zero, zero, zero, zero, zero, zero, zero point, zero, zero. Like, bro, that's crazy.

• 5:06Floyd Mayweather?

  You know, I got huge deals on the table, so I'm always making shit shake.

• 5:09Ryan Clark?

  What's the biggest thing you got working right now?

• 5:11Floyd Mayweather?

  I can show you all this. Come here. So, come here. Show him. Let me get this long, okay? So, right here.

• 5:19Ryan Clark?

  That's crazy.

• 5:20Floyd Mayweather?

  I just keep stuff on the low.

• 5:21Ryan Clark?

  Yeah, my math don't work like that. My math.

• 5:24Floyd Mayweather?

  So now, when we gonna cut it and get straight to it?

• 5:28Ryan Clark?

  We definitely can't get to that. We gotta get that out of there.

• 5:31Channing Crowder?

  That's a lot of commas.

• 5:57Floyd Mayweather?

  We gonna get right to it. What's going on?

• 5:58Channing Crowder?

  Yeah, boy.

• 5:59Ryan Clark?

  How do you feel, man, that your grandson is more popular than you are? He a real G, man.

• 6:05Floyd Mayweather?

  Well, that's the ultimate goal.

• 6:06Ryan Clark?

  Yeah.

• 6:06Floyd Mayweather?

  The ultimate goal is to always put your loved ones, your family members...

• 6:15Floyd Mayweather?

  In a position to grow.

• 6:17Channing Crowder?

  Yeah.

• 6:17Floyd Mayweather?

  And that's what it's about. Me and NBA Youngboy speak on a regular. We speak on a daily. Very happy for his career. Proud of him. And eventually, he's gonna grow like anybody that's young. When I was young, I visualized and seen things cer- a certain way. But as you get older, you look at things totally different.

• 6:42Channing Crowder?

  I gotta ask him, with NBA Youngboy.

• 6:45Floyd Mayweather?

  Yes.

• 6:46Channing Crowder?

  You talk daily.

• 6:47Floyd Mayweather?

  Yes.

• 6:48Channing Crowder?

  Are you impacting him? Like, with knowing that, like saying, your baby, your grand- your grandson, who I done, we done all played with at the crib. You know what I'm saying?

• 6:57Floyd Mayweather?

  Yes.

• 6:58Channing Crowder?

  How is that dynamic? Because you're so much older and you've been so successful. He's successful as well, but that's the thing that people wanna know. Like, what is y'all relationship like? What's the dynamic between you and him?

• 7:10Floyd Mayweather?

  We talk about investments and just growth. Buying land. And what's craziest out here in the world today? A lot of times, even like, um, even like P. Diddy. I'm not gonna speak bad about P. Diddy. Um, cuz he's still a black man. He, I mean, um, mistakes happen. And I can't say if it is or it's not a mistake. But things happen in life. And P. Diddy business is P. Diddy business. It's not my job or anyone else's job to go on the internet and stump him and kick a man while he's down.

• 7:49Floyd Mayweather?

  My take on it is, it's not my business. I don't think it's right at all. And I don't condone it. Even if that happened to my daughter, I would be hurt. But, um, that's a choice that my daughter made.

• 8:05Floyd Mayweather?

  So, I don't want to kick nobody while they're down.

• 8:07Ryan Clark?

  I think the big thing, because I have girls, two is though.

• 8:11Floyd Mayweather?

  No boys?

• 8:11Ryan Clark?

  I have a boy too.

• 8:12Floyd Mayweather?

  Okay.

• 8:13Ryan Clark?

  Is, one, if your son is in that position, or your son is accused of those things that Diddy was accused of, like, I'm going to believe in my son and what he says, but I'm gonna check him about that. I'm gonna check him about whether or not these are things you've done. I'm also gonna check him about being, putting himself in those positions. And on the other side, that we have to be very careful of, especially when talking about women, is that if those things are true, right? And some of the things are true, that wasn't a decision they made, right? That's something that was done to them. And I'm definitely, I wasn't in those rooms, so I can't cast aspersions on Diddy

• 8:56Ryan Clark?

  and say that he did it, or he did do it, or he's an evil man, or he is. What I am saying is, if those things happen to those women, not only is it not, right? It's also not their fault.

• 9:08Fred Taylor?

  We was like, one month old, last time we was in this set. You came on, we was in LA during the Super Bowl. Fast forward two years. We was at your place around the same time, almost 2:00 in the morning. You gave us a tour, we was just chopping it up.

• 9:22Floyd Mayweather?

  Yeah.

• 9:23Fred Taylor?

  You got a chance to see the kids running around. You was in granddaddy mode, you was in daddy mode, just chilling. You say you was retired.

• 9:31Floyd Mayweather?

  Yes.

• 9:31Fred Taylor?

  You was doing the exhibitions, making moves, handling business. What's the day, the day-to-day, like, off the camera, behind the scenes? What do you do on a day-to-day? Like, just as a normal human being, bro?

• 9:41Floyd Mayweather?

  My normal may not be someone else's normal.

• 9:44Fred Taylor?

  Right. So civilian?

• 9:45Floyd Mayweather?

  Today, I took my love on shopping. What else did I do? Just speaking with my team, because I got a new, I don't really want to call it a bar, a sports bar. I don't want to call it a club, I don't want to call it a restaurant. I want to call it a hookah lounge. I got a new spot.

• 10:03Fred Taylor?

  Right.

• 10:04Floyd Mayweather?

  Society Station.

• 10:05Fred Taylor?

  That's the name of it.

• 10:06Floyd Mayweather?

  That's what we call the Society Station, because it got different stations.

• 10:08Fred Taylor?

  Got it.

• 10:09Floyd Mayweather?

  Working on that, someone had an album release party. This Mexican artist that's huge, with a huge following. Make sure that was taken care of. And my team was doing their job for that. Make sure that the club was right, because we gave Girl Collection a facelift.

• 10:28Fred Taylor?

  Hey, I appreciate you.

• 10:31Floyd Mayweather?

  Actually, it's crazy. I wanted to have a Freaknik Skate Gym at my skating rink, Skate Rock City. Just something different than what you do. I reached out to Usher.

• 10:39Fred Taylor?

  I was gonna ask you that. I got it in my note right here. Who the better skater, bro? You might be the better athlete, but I think Usher will skate you out the goddamn rink.

• 10:48Floyd Mayweather?

  Well, I think Usher is absolutely. I think he's a better skater, absolutely. Yeah, absolutely.

• 10:53Fred Taylor?

  I can't skate. I ain't never skated in my life.

• 10:55Floyd Mayweather?

  But my thing is this. I know Usher does a deal with Flipper. I don't really know who Flipper is. But Floyd Mayweather got Skate Rock City that I own. So it's different with working with individuals. See, my thing is, we exchange information, but sometimes we not exchanging the right information. It's okay to be an employee, but someday, don't you want to be an employer?

• 11:23Fred Taylor?

  Yeah, 1000%.

• 11:24Floyd Mayweather?

  It's just like Serac. P Diddy took that Serac to the top. When he start demanding certain things, you know what they said? You don't own this, you work for us. So with Good Money Whiskey and La Bonner Jean, I own it. When you see me post Betify, that's mine. So it's so many different companies and different things that I'm involved with that I don't even talk about.

• 11:54Floyd Mayweather?

  And because I feel like everything is not for everybody. That's just my scenario. I say that every day to my team.

• 12:01Ryan Clark?

  Floyd, how many of these things are your ideas? Or as opposed to people coming to you and wanting to work with you because they know what the Floyd Mayweather name and brand brings?

• 12:13Floyd Mayweather?

  I just say thirty years ago, when I went, when the first time me going to a gentleman's club or a strip club, whatever you want to call it, you know, I looked around, said, okay. And years and years went by.

• 12:27Floyd Mayweather?

  And I was saying to myself, okay, we come here, we spend money, we come here, we spend money. We don't like the music. So when you don't like something, you change it. So I said, you know what? I knew that our culture was huge into the, you know, the dancing business because of you got video vixens in videos and, you know, when it's a white girl, they say it's a video vixen. You know, when it's a black girl, they call her a hoe. You know how it is. That's just how it is. I'm not saying it.

• 12:54Ryan Clark?

  That could be the narrative, for sure.

• 12:56Floyd Mayweather?

  Yes, but got the strip club. When I was a kid, my dad manager, Frank Valenzano, an Italian guy with a Lincoln. Every morning with my, when my dad would wake up early in the morning, he would do a jog and he would run with the car. And sometimes my dad would say, you want to get on and jog with me? Because I didn't have to be to school until noon because when you're in the kindergarten, you go half a day. So my dad be like, you want to get on, you want to get out the car and run with me? You want to jog with me? I used to be jogging with my dad, five miles, five years old. His manager used to own a skating rink called Roller World. So every day after my dad get finished jogging, we go over to Roller World. His manager, his manager do the paperwork. I'd be skating around the rink.

• 13:41Ryan Clark?

  Right.

• 13:42Floyd Mayweather?

  All by myself. Because Frank Valenzano was a, was a great guy. Not a good guy, but a great guy because he did my dad good. If it wasn't for Frank Valenzano, I probably wouldn't be in Vegas today. Because Frank Valenzano, he had my Uncle Roger also. But I believe he sold his contract to a professional gambler in Las Vegas named Billy Baxter, a professional poker player. So that's how my Uncle Roger ended up in Las Vegas. Now, my whole family is in Las Vegas.

• 14:12Channing Crowder?

  Well, how, how do you like the, the normal life? You ain't fighting no more. Do you enjoy?

• 14:19Floyd Mayweather?

  I'm more busy. I'm more busy.

• 14:22Channing Crowder?

  With not fighting?

• 14:23Floyd Mayweather?

  Yeah, because never settle for less. There's always room to grow. So I just wanna grow.

• 14:29Channing Crowder?

  But, bro, you did the same thing, like you saying, you just said at five years old, you was running five miles. No more motherfuckers gonna do that shit. And then, like, you trained your whole life, like, your grandson. It's crazy to see that, man, that motherfucker be really punching, like, you were that guy that was training, but now, bro, that shit gone. You can't punch nobody in the face no more.

• 14:50Floyd Mayweather?

  No, but you know what? I'm happier now.

• 14:53Channing Crowder?

  You're happier now not fighting?

• 14:54Floyd Mayweather?

  I'm happier now without fighting. Because I'm able to spend so much time with my daughters and so much time pushing my sons to be great. You know, um, just a while back, you know, we go through, we go through problems in my life, too. I told my boys, I need you guys to go out there, find your own place, and find a way. You go out there and fish for yourself. Show me what you can do, and I'll help you. And that's what they're doing right now.

• 15:22Channing Crowder?

  But it can't be that easy.

• 15:23Floyd Mayweather?

  What?

• 15:24Channing Crowder?

  Stopping.

• 15:26Floyd Mayweather?

  I promise.

• 15:27Channing Crowder?

  Not fighting no more, like?

• 15:29Floyd Mayweather?

  Bro, I'm not trying to, I'm not being funny or knocking any fighters. And this is really not hating. I'm still, even if I don't wanna be, they still talk about me every time a fight come on. So, really, I'm really still the face of boxing. Even though you have certain individuals that wanna throw shots and hate because that comes with the territory. You see all these fighters they do on the shoulder roll, you see, I mean?

• 15:56Channing Crowder?

  Yeah.

• 15:57Floyd Mayweather?

  And not knocking the guys that paved the way. And I wanna come on record and say, I'm appreciative for guys like Sugar Ray Robinson and Muhammad Ali and Sugar Ray Leonard. So many guys that paved the way for me. But there's only one Floyd Mayweather. These fighters are not better than me. You look at the numbers, they say, oh, Canelo may end up beating more world champions than Floyd Mayweather. Wait, he should, with almost, what, eighty and ninety fights, he should? I beat more world champions than any fighter in history. I'm fifty and oh, but half of my fights was world title fights. I embrace and love these young fighters.

• 16:42Floyd Mayweather?

  But I feel that a lot of times... Young fighters, coaches, managers.

• 16:50Floyd Mayweather?

  Oh, you better than Floyd, you better than Floyd.

• 16:53Floyd Mayweather?

  You know why? That's good, that's motivation for the fighter. You can tell him that, but deep in his heart, he don't believe that.

• 17:00Ryan Clark?

  Who is, when, you were not only the greatest inside the ring, but you were just a box office hit because of who you are. We're in Vegas, this is your town. We've now seen F1 in Vegas, we've seen the Super Bowl in Vegas, and we've seen mega Floyd Mayweather fights. What's the bigger event in Vegas? F1, Super Bowl, or Floyd Mayweather in his prime?

• 17:28Floyd Mayweather?

  I don't know no athlete in history.

• 17:33Floyd Mayweather?

  In history. 90 minutes.

• 17:39Floyd Mayweather?

  750 million.

• 17:43Floyd Mayweather?

  You tell me who?

• 17:44Ryan Clark?

  Athletically, nobody. It's not even close.

• 17:47Floyd Mayweather?

  I don't knock football players. Love football and love basketball more than boxing. That's all we watch in my home when we gambling. Because if you're not betting on a game,

• 18:01Floyd Mayweather?

  it's not even fun to watch. When you betting on it, you on the edge of your seat. What these boxers do now? They're boxers. They're boxers, I'm a box office. There's a difference. These fighters, they get in the bag when they go over to Saudi Arabia. I'm not gonna lie, they getting great money, not good money, great money. So, of course they want to see Floyd Mayweather in the exhibition.

• 18:25Floyd Mayweather?

  And you already knew what the payday gonna be.

• 18:27Fred Taylor?

  So, you talk about exhibition. There was some rumors or something floating around internet

• 18:32Floyd Mayweather?

  Yes.

• 18:32Fred Taylor?

  about Manny Pacquiao. Is this rumors or is that possible in the exhibition?

• 18:37Floyd Mayweather?

  When Manny Pacquiao spoke about that, he shouldn't have. Because it's a time and a place for everything. I'm not gonna say he's right and I'm not gonna say he's wrong. You know, but it's so crazy, when he spoke about it. I could have easily came out and said, "Yeah, you spoke about it." I ain't have to say nothing. Just by you saying my name, they gave me a check for four million. Who did? I mean, you know, I don't like to throw certain individuals under the bus, because we don't do that. Somebody gave you four million dollars for saying your name? He said my name when he didn't supposed to. Remember, I said, "It's a time and a place for any and everything." He said my name, and I said, "You know, you in the wrong." Remember, I want you guys to go check out Manny Pacquiao. When he got upset a few times, and he said, "Oh, four, you using my name, using my name."

• 19:23Floyd Mayweather?

  But remember,

• 19:26Floyd Mayweather?

  he got famous because they said, "This could be the guy that could possibly dethrone the king."

• 19:35Floyd Mayweather?

  Did it happen? Absolutely not. Was he easy? Absolutely. He wasn't easy. Okay, so ten rounds to two ain't easy? It was a good fight, like, yeah. Ten rounds to two is not easy? It was the first time I saw somebody catch you. No, Shane caught me, and all he did was make me mad. And you see what I do when I get mad?

• 19:57Ryan Clark?

  Can I ask a question about?

• 19:58Floyd Mayweather?

  I tightened my game up.

• 19:59Ryan Clark?

  I do want to ask a question about that, though. When you become a fan of a fighter, you start to live and die with their fights.

• 20:05Floyd Mayweather?

  Yes.

• 20:06Ryan Clark?

  And I had never seen that happen to you. And what I always loved about you was how pure you were to the sport, to the profession.

• 20:13Floyd Mayweather?

  Yes.

• 20:14Ryan Clark?

  The defense, right, the check hooks, like, everything you had, you know, the pullback, like, all of that. And when he hit you, I was like, I had never seen it. You looked, and you could correct me, you looked like you were almost embarrassed, sitting on the stool, in the sense of, like, I truly, because I had just never seen it. What was the emotion in between that round? Because after that, you picked him apart, and almost seemed like, why wasn't he doing this the whole fight?

• 20:40Floyd Mayweather?

  So let me kind of explain to everybody. What happened? Remember, I had took a lot of time off. And I came back after the Ricky Hatton fight. Took a little break, fought Marquez. I didn't get hit with no shots in the Marquez fight. So now you look and say, what, three and a half years? I haven't really been hit with small gloves. I boxed in the gym, 16 ounce gloves, sometimes 14 ounce. But I didn't get hit with no 8 ounce gloves. So finally, he hit me, boom, and I ain't been hit in three, three and a half years. So if you ain't been hit with some 8 ounce gloves in three and a half years, you're like, oh shit. So he hit me, was I embarrassed? Absolutely not.

• 21:25Floyd Mayweather?

  That come with the territory. The same way you dish it out, you gotta be able to take it.

• 21:30Ryan Clark?

  Right.

• 21:31Floyd Mayweather?

  I mean, you can't, you can't play the mud, you're not gonna get dirty.

• 21:34Ryan Clark?

  It was twice in the same round.

• 21:35Floyd Mayweather?

  Yes, yes.

• 21:36Ryan Clark?

  Twice in the same round. And so, the way you fought the rest of the fight, like you talked about being angry. When you walk into the arena, was it just a job for you then? Because you could see a definite change in the way you started fighting. Like, it went from, it went from, this is what I do for a living and I'm trying to make this money, to where it got embarrassing for Sugar Shane Mosley. Like, you, the way you dominated.

• 22:01Floyd Mayweather?

  You, you, and you, great athletes. We the great ones. When you're a great one, you can make an adjustment.

• 22:08Ryan Clark?

  Right.

• 22:09Floyd Mayweather?

  And that's one thing about Floyd Mayweather, he can make adjustments. And that's what makes me different from any other fighter. I don't get rattled, come with the territory. When I go back and look at it, I don't say, oh, if somebody playing a fight, one of my guys is, uh, we watching the fight, or he playing the Shane Mosley, I don't be like, don't put that fight on, it don't matter.

• 22:31Ryan Clark?

  Right.

• 22:32Floyd Mayweather?

  It's all about results. Results in the ring and out the ring. In the ring, I'm a winner, out the ring, I'm a winner.

• 22:38Ryan Clark?

  When you look at the young fighters of today.

• 22:41Floyd Mayweather?

  Yes.

• 22:41Ryan Clark?

  We're, we're starting to get some of the fights we want to see again. You know, when you were boxing, the boxing world was, okay, who was Floyd fighting next, right? We were waiting for the next All-Access.

• 22:52Floyd Mayweather?

  You said Floyd Mayweather had the whole game on lock.

• 22:54Ryan Clark?

  But, but you did though.

• 22:56Floyd Mayweather?

  Yes.

• 22:56Ryan Clark?

  Right? And, and so, but, it's almost like boxing is, is waiting on that next one, but it's never going to be one person that could take the mantle that you had. And so now, it's the, you know, it's the tanks and it's the buds and all of it. Do you see anybody that can do that?

• 23:10Floyd Mayweather?

  But do you know why? I would love for you to explain why. Charisma?

• 23:16Floyd Mayweather?

  Articulate?

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• 23:50Floyd Mayweather?

  Flashiness?

• 23:55Floyd Mayweather?

  You have to know when to turn it on and when to turn it off.

• 24:00Floyd Mayweather?

  And you have to take chances to become a household name. I didn't mind going to WWE. I didn't mind going with Dancing With The Stars. I seen the bigger picture. You know, you gotta realize, when I see these, when I look at all these boxers, they're in black and white. I'm the only one in color. That's the difference.

• 24:24Channing Crowder?

  Could you teach people that?

• 24:26Floyd Mayweather?

  What?

• 24:26Channing Crowder?

  Could you teach people what you just said? Could you take a boxer, could you make the next Floyd Mayweather? Because you really, you revolutionized the shit. Like, you were talking about Tyson, Muhammad Ali. Could you teach somebody how to be Floyd?

• 24:40Floyd Mayweather?

  I don't like to talk bad about those guys. Because my thing is, I embrace the young kids that's coming up. But the older champions, I embrace them and love them and talk good about them. But a lot of them hate me.

• 24:56Floyd Mayweather?

  And the young fighters today, I embrace them, push them on, they'll be great, talk good about me. But the same girls he get, I can get. I'm real smart up here. So, when you're young, all you think about is fucking. Oh yeah, I wanna get on top, I wanna fuck her. Right? I don't just gotta fuck her physical. I gotta fuck her mentally. Show her how to become an entrepreneur. So when she's, she like, oh, they're like, yo, why, why these young girls like Floyd? You know, I'm, I'm a teacher. You know, if you one of my guys that run around with me and hang out with me. My job is to help you. Yeah, I'm with Floyd getting a check. I get a check from Floyd, but I want to push you. Have your own business while you traveling the world with me and we laughing, we kicking,

• 25:41Floyd Mayweather?

  and we joking. You got a company where you're making money also. So if something go wrong and you're not with me no more, you don't have nothing bad to say about me because I put you in a position to become an entrepreneur or to become a boss.

• 25:55Ryan Clark?

  How difficult is that, though, in the sense of you are doing so much yourself and you have these people, you have your team. When you say you're pushing them, are you pushing them by giving them ideas, helping them invest? Or what you're doing, what you're saying is, "Watch me work, watch me move, I'll get you in these rooms, I'll let you have these conversations," and then use that to implement into your life?

• 26:18Floyd Mayweather?

  I've spoke about this before. A lot of times, I drop Jews and they don't listen. Everybody got to get some land. Everybody want to live where it's popping at. When you got to move somewhere and set up shop, everybody can't live in L.A. Everybody can't live in New York.

• 26:34Ryan Clark?

  Right.

• 26:35Floyd Mayweather?

  A lot of these places is too expensive. So you got to go somewhere, get on your grind, be about your business, get something up and going for yourself, and then you make enough money, you say, "You know what? Now I can buy a place where I want to buy a place at." Because I was on my grind, I was on my hustle. They say, "What's the difference between Floyd and other fighters?" They fight, they fight good, I hustle great. That's the difference.

• 27:06Ryan Clark?

  I don't think you give yourself enough credit, though. Like, you talked about all the things you did around boxing, right? The charisma, the personality, the way you communicated. You also always won. That's the biggest thing. You could say whatever you want, but if you went inside the ring and you weren't the best in the world, people aren't paying, which eventually got to be, people used to pay to see you lose. Like, there were people who hated you so much because you were so good and you did talk about it and you were, you did have the charisma, that they was paying that pay-per-view to see if somebody could touch you.

• 27:39Floyd Mayweather?

  The thing is this, and the people in the world need to know this. What happened was, I was a black kid from the ghetto.

• 27:53Floyd Mayweather?

  With a father who taught me a skill.

• 27:59Floyd Mayweather?

  And my dad hustled because his career didn't go right. So my dad took chances and hustled.

• 28:09Floyd Mayweather?

  He hustled, I don't think he hustled the brown, but he hustled the green and he hustled the white. The brown is heroin, the green is weed, the white is coke. My dad hustled to give me a better life and I love him for that.

• 28:25Floyd Mayweather?

  Each and every day, I'm thankful for my father. But my dad hustled to put his son in a position just to become world champion. And I learned from my dad mistakes. I didn't want to hustle drugs.

• 28:48Floyd Mayweather?

  All I wanted to do was become a champion someday and have something when my career was over. So, once my career starts, my dad leave me and go to prison. I'm 16 years old.

• 29:04Floyd Mayweather?

  My mother got rid of some of her furniture in her house.

• 29:09Floyd Mayweather?

  Me and my grandmother, my grandmother, a great lady, may she rest in peace. I'm staying with her sometimes. Eventually, I become, eventually I go to the Olympic Games without my dad.

• 29:26Floyd Mayweather?

  There's nothing like getting up on that podium. Even though I know I deserve the gold medal, but I'm happy with how my career went. If I had to do it all over again, I still would be happy to take that bronze medal.

• 29:38Ryan Clark?

  Why?

• 29:39Floyd Mayweather?

  Because if I didn't take that bronze medal, I wouldn't be where I'm at today.

• 29:42Ryan Clark?

  What did that change?

• 29:44Floyd Mayweather?

  I feel like I worked harder, much harder than the rest of the other fighters that was on my team. But I feel like we had one of the best Olympic teams of all time. But when I got the bronze medal, did it, was I hurt? Absolutely, absolutely.

• 30:00Floyd Mayweather?

  And did I cry? Absolutely. Real men cry. When we, when we lose a loved one, if you're my best friend and, and I see you hurting, and you my brother, if you hurt, I'm hurt. We ride together, ride or die. So, you know, with my dad going to prison, me all by myself,

• 30:24Floyd Mayweather?

  coming out to Las Vegas, getting a big contract, but then being controlled, not being who, not being able to be who I really want to be. I want to be flashy. I want to be flamboyant. I want to be proud to say, I come from nothing, and look what I got. I don't want to brag. I don't, I didn't want to, I don't want to be like BMF. I don't want to brag about getting, getting illegal money, and glorify getting illegal money, even though I love the BMF story, love Big Meats, love Big T. But I don't, that's not me. What I'm proud about is coming from, from nothing to something, and earning it the hard way, from the bottom.

• 31:09Floyd Mayweather?

  I didn't want to be no blue collar worker. I wanted to kick ass, travel the world, make money, love my family, and invest.

• 31:22Floyd Mayweather?

  Talk to me.

• 31:23Channing Crowder?

  Like, now you look back, we all old as hell. We old now. We damn near about to die, bro. Nigga, you old too.

• 31:34Speaker 05

  That motherfucker trying to say, that motherfucker trying to say I'm old. Don't say that shit.

• 31:38Channing Crowder?

  You got some just for men in there.

• 31:40Floyd Mayweather?

  No, no.

• 31:40Channing Crowder?

  Bro, you ain't, that shit, that shit, it's some white in there. It ain't no white in that beard.

• 31:45Floyd Mayweather?

  It's probably a couple. Listen, that's probably, I'm, I'm gonna keep it a buck with you.

• 31:49Channing Crowder?

  It's some white in that beard, nigga.

• 31:50Floyd Mayweather?

  Listen, it's a couple pieces. I'm not, I'm, I'm a straight shooter.

• 31:55Channing Crowder?

  Yeah.

• 31:55Floyd Mayweather?

  I don't dye my hair.

• 31:57Channing Crowder?

  You don't dye none of that hair?

• 31:58Floyd Mayweather?

  I don't dye my hair. I'm a straight shooter.

• 31:59Channing Crowder?

  You pluck them out?

• 32:00Floyd Mayweather?

  Couple times.

• 32:02Channing Crowder?

  What you have done, just hearing what you're talking about with your daddy, could anything have made your life better, your path better? Could anything have changed the outcome of what you are now with the Gucci shirt on? That I don't think they're making my size in that hat.

• 32:16Floyd Mayweather?

  I don't want to change nothing because if I change something, I want to have that grandson. That grandson is special. He's beautiful, he's smart, he's genuine, and that's me all over again. So every day, when I just look around, and sometimes when I get up, I don't get up and be like, "Oh shit, look at all the shit I got." I say, "God damn, my dad is a cold." Not just me, I say, "My dad, you're cold, motherfucker."

• 32:44Channing Crowder?

  I love that.

• 32:45Floyd Mayweather?

  Yeah, am I the goat? Yeah. But that motherfucker the goat too. Far in trainers? Even though, right now, his mental is really not the same. But if I had to do it all over again, it has to be the same way. Because if it wasn't then, I wouldn't be cool with y'all. I wouldn't be fighting. Because if we done it a different way, I would've went to the streets. And that's the route that I didn't want to go.

• 33:18Floyd Mayweather?

  I don't have to glorify, "Oh man, look what I got." I don't want to con nobody out of shit.

• 33:25Floyd Mayweather?

  I don't want to hustle nobody out of shit. Because I'm gonna do my own hustling. I'm gonna go get it. I'm a winner, and I'm gonna always find a way to come out on top. No matter what position you put me in. Just like my career, my career wasn't like it was because I rolled the dice and went and wrote a check for 750,000 to here. Let me become my own boss. Once I became my own boss, we hate you. I don't own the media. All I do is kick ass and say line them up. Put the next one in front of me.

• 33:59Fred Taylor?

  Floyd, you talking about the media and the hate. RC mentioned hate.

• 34:03Floyd Mayweather?

  Yes.

• 34:03Fred Taylor?

  Channing mentioned the path. There's a rumor that as you were getting closer to being 50 and O, that people would, there would be billboards on the way to the fight. And people would climb up there.

• 34:15Floyd Mayweather?

  Yes.

• 34:16Fred Taylor?

  And mark out the O and put one, meaning you were gonna lose. Like, what did that do for your mindset before you got ready to fight? Were those reminders, motivation?

• 34:25Floyd Mayweather?

  That's motivation.

• 34:26Fred Taylor?

  But it wasn't the media hatin'. It was probably just some individuals. But everybody wanted to see you lose.

• 34:33Floyd Mayweather?

  It seemed like your people wanted to see you do good. They don't even want to see you go so far. What hurts the worst really is that our people glorify illegal shit and hate the legal shit.

• 34:51Fred Taylor?

  That's a fact. Damn.

• 34:54Floyd Mayweather?

  I would come and do your show every year for free, don't want nothing. Just to see my people win. And everybody know, most of the time, when I do an interview, I get paid crazy money. Because I don't do interviews.

• 35:10Fred Taylor?

  Right.

• 35:11Floyd Mayweather?

  But to do something with my people, y'all couldn't pay me no money. I come here for free. That's how I am.

• 35:19Fred Taylor?

  Yeah.

• 35:20Floyd Mayweather?

  It's still different from Don King. They hated Don King. But Don King was no different from Bob Arum. He was just a black promoter. And he's a Jewish promoter. And I'm, this is the truth. I'm gonna ride or die with my people first. But do I fuck with the Jewish community? Absolutely fucking literally. We work together. And people got upset. Oh Floyd, why you posting this and why you posting that? Last time I checked, this is Floyd Mayweather's social media page. Last time I checked, we was in America. Freedom of speech. So is it really freedom of speech?

• 36:00Floyd Mayweather?

  Everything is about control. Everybody want to control somebody. Me? I'm not gonna be controlled and I don't want to control, control nobody. I just want to do me and live my life.

• 36:14Ryan Clark?

  You mentioned loss and, you know, you say real men cry when we were talking about

• 36:19Floyd Mayweather?

  Yes.

• 36:19Ryan Clark?

  the Olympics. One of the things that was beautiful about being at your house was listening to you talk about Kiki.

• 36:27Floyd Mayweather?

  Yes.

• 36:28Ryan Clark?

  We had Gayle King on the show who also

• 36:30Floyd Mayweather?

  They told me.

• 36:31Ryan Clark?

  who also knew her. She spoke very highly of her. You've spoken about the mother of your children who also passed. For you, who does have so many people depending on them, has also had a ton of success as well. How do those losses of people you love affect you?

• 36:54Floyd Mayweather?

  Yeah, we don't want to talk about that.

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• 37:33Floyd Mayweather?

  We gonna get through this.

• 37:39Floyd Mayweather?

  That's, that's, that's, that's tough because she my best friend.

• 37:48Floyd Mayweather?

  People really wouldn't understand that people like your drivers and your assistants are your best friend. Kiki was the only person in life

• 38:02Floyd Mayweather?

  that I can talk about anything to. That knew my deepest secrets.

• 38:12Floyd Mayweather?

  There was no male or female in my life that I told more stuff to than her. The only Super Bowl she really wanted to go to was the one in Las Vegas. She was so happy. For her 50th birthday, she wanted to go to Aruba. Was gonna have a big party for her.

• 38:36Floyd Mayweather?

  I was able to take her to 100 countries.

• 38:44Floyd Mayweather?

  She taught me a lot. She helped me a lot. Through rain, sleet, snow of hell, she had my back.

• 38:54Floyd Mayweather?

  Like I said before, if my life didn't go like it went, I wouldn't have ever met her. So, everything plays out for a reason.

• 39:04Floyd Mayweather?

  And it's just like,

• 39:09Floyd Mayweather?

  we talk about just music, the black culture, the Filipino culture.

• 39:19Floyd Mayweather?

  She took me to the Philippines and put me in a position I made. And not even the money. Because my assistant, I put her in a position she didn't even want. I could have got her a business, whatever she wanted. That's not what she wanted. All my assistant wanted to do was support me and help me be the best man that I can be. And she wanted my kids just to be positive, and she was a positive person.

• 39:54Floyd Mayweather?

  And I always wanted her.

• 40:00Floyd Mayweather?

  She worked so much, all I ever wanted her to do was find a husband. And I think about work and just give herself breathing room sometimes. All she wanted to do was, what they call it, FOMO, fear of missing out. What a lot of people don't know, we was in Dubai, in my room. And I was talking to her. And I was talking to somebody else. I don't know who it was, but I know I was talking to her. And I told her this.

• 40:33Floyd Mayweather?

  I said, when I tell, I said, y'all have to listen to me.

• 40:37Floyd Mayweather?

  I said, because if you're going, it's gonna be too late for you not to listen to me.

• 40:43Floyd Mayweather?

  Within six days, she was gone. So the word, you know what I mean? Powerful word. Powerful words sometimes, but I was just telling her that because I want her to take care of herself. Because a lot of times,

• 40:58Floyd Mayweather?

  like I talk about a vehicle, like I can have a Rolls Royce, like we got a Rolls Royce that I came here, right? You can't just put gas in a Rolls Royce and wash it. It has to be serviced, just like the body. So when we get to a certain age, we still think it's all we, you know, women think all we, I put my lashes on, put my makeup on, put my heels on. You don't get manicure, pedicure, but you still got to, you still have to service the body.

• 41:25Floyd Mayweather?

  And she was at my house. And she said it's okay for Courtney

• 41:31Floyd Mayweather?

  to work on me. Courtney is the team doctor. She travel with us too. I said, of course Courtney can work. So for a couple of days Courtney was working on, I seen her working on her back, massaging her.

• 41:46Floyd Mayweather?

  And she didn't, and Keachy didn't go to the movies with us. Oh, no, so when she didn't go to the movies with us, I said, yo, something is going on. So I told her, I said, listen, you have to go to the doctor, you have to go to the doctors, the medical center or the hospital, very, very important.

• 42:04Floyd Mayweather?

  Everybody kept telling her, kept telling her. Um, I guess she called her sister. Her sister came, flew out from LA.

• 42:15Floyd Mayweather?

  And I don't know if she was, you know, wanted to give her some organic herbs. A lot of times, family members think they got the remedy.

• 42:25Floyd Mayweather?

  When none of us knows it all, you know, I know, I know a lot and I'm here to come on record and say, I don't know it all. And have I, have I ever contradicted myself? Absolutely. I'm a human. We all have.

• 42:36Floyd Mayweather?

  But sister came out.

• 42:40Floyd Mayweather?

  Last, you know, she was working with her. Next thing you know, I'm asleep.

• 42:45Floyd Mayweather?

  I get a call. They're knocking, knocking on my door. I said, it's very important, 911, it's very important. Um, I said, what is, I'm asleep, leave me alone. They said it's about Keachy. I said, okay, what's going on? So I grabbed my phone.

• 42:59Floyd Mayweather?

  I called her phone.

• 43:02Floyd Mayweather?

  It rang, rang, I called her phone again, rang, rang. I'm like, fuck, I'm gonna get up. Got up, somebody gave me the phone. Here. Hello.

• 43:12Floyd Mayweather?

  When they said, what? What the fuck? Like, what? And it hurt me and it hurt my team that we couldn't send her home the way we wanted to send her home. The way we know that she would have loved.

• 43:28Floyd Mayweather?

  So many people loved her.

• 43:32Floyd Mayweather?

  So many people loved her. You can die and come back a billion times. You can't find that energy. We argue, we debate.

• 43:44Floyd Mayweather?

  We help each other.

• 43:47Floyd Mayweather?

  That's a sister that I never had. A best friend that I never had.

• 43:51Ryan Clark?

  How hard was it for you to not get that closure? You seem like a person that wants to show people how you feel. And it feels like sending her home the way she would have loved and the way that you would have wanted to would have been your opportunity to show her that in her passing. How hard was that for you to not be able to do?

• 44:15Floyd Mayweather?

  Once I know that all the people that loved her came and showed up at her last party. It was unbelievable. And I was happy with that. But I'm still not happy because, I'm not gonna say that I'm not happy, but it's still not no closure because I've never seen her.

• 44:37Floyd Mayweather?

  And when you go in the funeral home

• 44:40Floyd Mayweather?

  and you give them the check,

• 44:46Floyd Mayweather?

  you don't even want no, I didn't even want no change back.

• 44:51Floyd Mayweather?

  They gave me, they put the change in the envelope. I just, I don't even know what I did with the envelope. Cause you like, you, you, you, you put the envelope out and you're like, you don't really wanna let it go, cause it's like, you're doing a good deed, but it's like you're doing something like, damn, I don't wanna do this. I'm sending her home. I'm never gonna see her again. So it's, it's a crazy feeling. It's a real crazy feeling.

• 45:13Channing Crowder?

  Brother, being so much control, as you were talking, I was thinking about Junior Sayow.

• 45:19Channing Crowder?

  When Junior Sayow died, that was, that was my big brother. When I played, and he ended up dying, and it's like,

• 45:27Channing Crowder?

  like, I, like, when, when he, I called his phone, and it went to voicemail, and then I started pouring crying, like, I knew he was gone, like, to, like, to be, to be an alpha male, to be what you do, to be, to run the world, and not have any control of that, of those situations.

• 45:46Floyd Mayweather?

  That hurt.

• 45:48Channing Crowder?

  Like, that, that got to me of like, it, it's in a pet, like, I can, I can buy things away, I can manipulate things away, I can work things away, and to not be able to figure that out.

• 45:58Floyd Mayweather?

  Don't nothing hurt like this.

• 46:01Floyd Mayweather?

  Don't nothing hurt like this. How often do you cry for it? Not a lot, but when I'm talking about Kichi, I'm talking about Josie, I'm talking about my friend Dale, I'm talking about my friend Hayes.

• 46:14Floyd Mayweather?

  When I'm talking about my loved ones, the ones that are genuine, I mean, it's a lot of,

• 46:21Floyd Mayweather?

  I've lost a lot of people, you know, remember, I lost my Uncle Roger. You know, I lost him seven days after I lost the mother of my children. So, the mother of my children died on March 10th. My dad's birthday was March 15th. My Uncle Roger died March 17th.

• 46:45Channing Crowder?

  Dang.

• 46:46Floyd Mayweather?

  And it's so crazy, I think, if I'm not mistaken, a few years later, Kichi died March 31st. So...

• 46:56Floyd Mayweather?

  I don't want to say March is a bad month because it's crazy that my youngest son is born in, it's March 28th and his mother died March 10th.

• 47:08Ryan Clark?

  When you look back at all those things Floyd and sometimes we get bogged down in living life and for you for sure, trying to excel at everything, do those moments ever make you think about your mortality too, right? You're 50 and oh, the greatest boxer that's ever lived and eventually you aged out of boxing.

• 47:29Floyd Mayweather?

  But you, but you know what I want y'all really to do? I really want you guys to really just do your homework and look at really the shit that I did in the sport. Nobody has beat 16 fucking world champions in a row. In today's time, can it be done? Absolutely. Everybody is a champion.

• 47:51Ryan Clark?

  You got 18 belts in every division.

• 47:53Floyd Mayweather?

  Everybody's a fucking champion now. A fighter can lose. Back in the day when I was fighting, you lose, you gotta start back from the bottom. Now you lose, you fight for a title in your next fight. There's nothing to be a champion in this era.

• 48:09Ryan Clark?

  But don't you have to be even more than a champion? Even in your era, you had to be more than a champion to be recognized the way you were. There were so many people that made a name losing to you.

• 48:20Floyd Mayweather?

  Absolutely.

• 48:21Ryan Clark?

  You know, like just getting an opportunity to share that spotlight, they carried that on throughout their career. And this is probably a question I know nobody cares about. You mentioned that people don't have what you have. I thought what you also were able to do was pick the right fights in the sense of fighting somebody like Conor.

• 48:38Floyd Mayweather?

  Yeah.

• 48:38Ryan Clark?

  Like I watched the strategic way you allowed him to market the fight and the role you played in that end market.

• 48:46Floyd Mayweather?

  Look how big he got, Sis me. If you look at these fighters, look how big these fighters got. After facing me.

• 48:53Ryan Clark?

  What did you see in him though that you thought made him the right partner to do that sort of crossover fight?

• 48:59Floyd Mayweather?

  For me, it's chess. I'm all the pieces on the board. And all a fighter is, he's just, he's one pawn on the board. I'm all the pieces on the board. So I control everything on the board. Remember, I control the popcorn. I control the soda. I control the liquor. I control the seats. I control what goes on the mat. I control the pay-per-view. When you competing against Floyd Mayweather, all you gotta do is put your stuff on and show up.

• 49:27Ryan Clark?

  Nobody else can do that?

• 49:28Floyd Mayweather?

  Absolutely not.

• 49:29Ryan Clark?

  Has anybody else done that?

• 49:30Floyd Mayweather?

  Absolutely not.

• 49:31Ryan Clark?

  There's never been another Floyd.

• 49:32Floyd Mayweather?

  Absolutely not.

• 49:34Channing Crowder?

  You knew the answer.

• 49:35Floyd Mayweather?

  Well, I'm just asking. But you, but tell me who?

• 49:37Fred Taylor?

  Who can sell more tickets, you or Taylor Swift?

• 49:40Floyd Mayweather?

  Probably Taylor Swift.

• 49:41Fred Taylor?

  Yeah?

• 49:42Floyd Mayweather?

  Taylor Swift didn't come up in the same era as me.

• 49:46Floyd Mayweather?

  But I don't know if Taylor Swift can be relevant for what, we almost 30 years?

• 49:51Fred Taylor?

  I was fucking around, but the Floyd effect, the Taylor Swift effect. I think both of you are on the same plane, like in your respectful careers.

• 50:00Floyd Mayweather?

  Yes.

• 50:00Fred Taylor?

  Like you both have maximized and pushed the envelope and really just set the bar for everybody else that's coming after you. So that's the comparison I would make, not necessarily.

• 50:11Floyd Mayweather?

  No, no.

• 50:12Fred Taylor?

  For you to answer that question.

• 50:13Floyd Mayweather?

  But no, but in today's time, there's different. You can push a, you could push one button and eight billion people can see it.

• 50:22Ryan Clark?

  Yeah.

• 50:22Floyd Mayweather?

  Remember how I got to the top, I had to grind, I had to wrap vehicles, take them across country with my face on it. You know, I had to do interviews from, I go a month straight doing interviews every day from morning to night to build myself. So I come from nothing, but now they got all these different machines, different machines, the machine, push a button, push a button, push a button. And all you gotta do is sit back and watch. If I had a head start like these fighters nowadays, man, what? I have every belt in boxing.

• 51:02Fred Taylor?

  When we was talking about the Olympics and the bronze medal, I kept, I've been looking at that fucking Richard Mill all night, but I got some shit in my eyes, so I can't really see.

• 51:11Floyd Mayweather?

  On that one?

• 51:12Fred Taylor?

  Like, that ain't, that's rose gold or that's bronze?

• 51:15Floyd Mayweather?

  Fuck it, we call this the bronze medal.

• 51:16Fred Taylor?

  See, I was gonna ask you that.

• 51:18Floyd Mayweather?

  Well, you know what I like to call this, honestly?

• 51:20Ryan Clark?

  Oh, here y'all go.

• 51:21Floyd Mayweather?

  No, for real. In the daytime, I like to call it chocolate milk. And at nighttime, I call it hot chocolate.

• 51:26Fred Taylor?

  But it's matching your, it matching the Gucci, it matching your jeans.

• 51:29Channing Crowder?

  That's switch.

• 51:30Ryan Clark?

  I heard you think, I heard you agree with Shannon Sharp that Randy Moss is the GOAT receiver, too.

• 51:36Floyd Mayweather?

  Y'all not gonna get me in this shit. Y'all not gonna get me in this shit.

• 51:41Floyd Mayweather?

  In Randy Moss era, he was a hell of a player. Now, I'm gonna tell you guys the truth.

• 51:49Floyd Mayweather?

  I think Jerry Rice, cuz I can't say this because these fucking football players gonna get to hating me. I'm not gonna say nothing. Jerry Rice, hell of a player. Randy Moss was good in his era.

• 52:01Ryan Clark?

  I think Jerry Rice is the GOAT.

• 52:02Floyd Mayweather?

  I'm gonna leave it at that. That motherfucking Jerry.

• 52:04Ryan Clark?

  I think, I think.

• 52:05Floyd Mayweather?

  Listen.

• 52:05Ryan Clark?

  I think Jerry Rice.

• 52:07Channing Crowder?

  Is better than Randy Moss.

• 52:08Ryan Clark?

  And Joe Tom Brady, he's the GOAT. He's greater than Randy Moss, absolutely.

• 52:12Channing Crowder?

  Jerry Rice is better than Randy Moss.

• 52:13Ryan Clark?

  Absolutely. Randy Moss is more talented. Jerry Rice is the GOAT, and it's not a question.

• 52:17Channing Crowder?

  But who'd he play with?

• 52:19Ryan Clark?

  Played with Joe Montana.

• 52:21Channing Crowder?

  And Steve Young.

• 52:22Ryan Clark?

  And he was 40 years old and caught, and caught, and went for a grand. Went for a thousand yards.

• 52:26Channing Crowder?

  With, with, with the, with the Braves way back?

• 52:28Ryan Clark?

  Yeah, when the Braves started in the middle of the year.

• 52:30Channing Crowder?

  When the Braves started in the middle of the year, bro.

• 52:31Ryan Clark?

  Yes.

• 52:31Channing Crowder?

  No.

• 52:32Floyd Mayweather?

  Y'all stop talking about Steve Wonder, he can't see his hair.

• 52:38Fred Taylor?

  Randy was dominant.

• 52:39Channing Crowder?

  Randy Moss is the best person that ever lined up at wide receiver in the world.

• 52:43Fred Taylor?

  Look at the stats, look at the numbers, look at the metrics, like he.

• 52:46Channing Crowder?

  I don't care about the metrics.

• 52:47Floyd Mayweather?

  I love Randy.

• 52:48Ryan Clark?

  All y'all played with him, right?

• 52:49Fred Taylor?

  I, I, we were rookie, we came in the same rookie year. We played against. We were on team together in '08.

• 52:53Channing Crowder?

  You played against Jerry? Bro, Randy Moss walked on the field, and you knew. It was, him and Brady in '07? Bro, they wink at each other before the, before the play started.

• 53:02Floyd Mayweather?

  That must've looked good like that?

• 53:03Ryan Clark?

  Nah, he was like that.

• 53:04Floyd Mayweather?

  I knew, of course.

• 53:04Channing Crowder?

  Bro, Randy was like that.

• 53:05Floyd Mayweather?

  I knew he was like that, but damn, he better than.

• 53:08Ryan Clark?

  He's not.

• 53:09Floyd Mayweather?

  He better than Jerry Rice.

• 53:10Ryan Clark?

  He's not, he's not a greater receiver than Jerry Rice, he's not.

• 53:14Fred Taylor?

  He's more dominant.

• 53:16Ryan Clark?

  He is better at his job.

• 53:17Fred Taylor?

  More feared.

• 53:18Ryan Clark?

  No.

• 53:19Channing Crowder?

  Jerry's a mo— this is the LeBron-Jordan conversation. Like, they're great. Randy Moss lines up.

• 53:25Floyd Mayweather?

  So, hold up, hold up, hold up.

• 53:29Ryan Clark?

  What do you mean?

• 53:30Floyd Mayweather?

  What you mean, the argument?

• 53:31Channing Crowder?

  The Jordan-LeBron, nigga, I'm with Jordan, I'm a Jordan guy.

• 53:34Floyd Mayweather?

  Hold up, I'm with—

• 53:35Fred Taylor?

  That's how T-Mac broke it down. Tracy McGrady said, "Mike is the GOAT of his era."

• 53:41Channing Crowder?

  Randy's—

• 53:42Fred Taylor?

  Kobe.

• 53:42Channing Crowder?

  Randy's a—

• 53:43Fred Taylor?

  His era.

• 53:43Channing Crowder?

  Better receiver than Jerry Rice.

• 53:46Ryan Clark?

  I ask you a question. Jerry, career-wise, right? Floyd, Freddie T. Career-wise, if I say one man had over 15,000 yards and over 130, or whatever it is, 50 touchdowns, and I say another man had almost 23,000 yards and almost 200 receiving touchdowns, you're gonna tell me the one I said first with the 15,000 is better than the other man?

• 54:13Channing Crowder?

  Is the first man Randy?

• 54:14Ryan Clark?

  Yes.

• 54:15Channing Crowder?

  Bro, Moss was a monster. I don't care what's up, bro. Moss was a monster.

• 54:20Floyd Mayweather?

  Listen, when y'all get to arguing, y'all get to arguing about fighters, this is the truth. Don't— it's no debate. I'm being— I'm keeping it a buck with y'all. There's no debate, I'm being honest.

• 54:31Ryan Clark?

  I don't debate that.

• 54:31Floyd Mayweather?

  There's no— I'm gonna keep—

• 54:33Ryan Clark?

  Oh, with you?

• 54:33Floyd Mayweather?

  There's no debate, I'm being real with— I'm not hating on fighters. I love these fighters. From back in the day to now. But there's no debate.

• 54:42Ryan Clark?

  But what happens is, when someone like you becomes a star, people that are at the same level in their respective careers, you know, you form those relationships. You have a relationship with Usher. For you, when your friend, someone like you truly care about, gets the honor of being the Super Bowl halftime show, you know, how excited for him are you?

• 55:07Floyd Mayweather?

  Usher called me a couple weeks ago. He needed something for halftime. He couldn't get it done, he called his friend, and I got it done.

• 55:15Ryan Clark?

  That's awesome, man.

• 55:16Floyd Mayweather?

  Yeah, so, I'm proud of him, he deserved it.

• 55:18Ryan Clark?

  Yeah, bro.

• 55:19Floyd Mayweather?

  I mean, years and years of hard work, dedication, and just, he got the right team around him.

• 55:27Ryan Clark?

  Yeah.

• 55:27Floyd Mayweather?

  He set Vegas on fire. I'm proud of Usher.

• 55:30Channing Crowder?

  To the Usher conversation, what— 'cause the whole thing with him was that he come and dance on your girl.

• 55:38Channing Crowder?

  What if Usher came and danced on your girl? Would it be cool like y'all homeboys?

• 55:43Floyd Mayweather?

  My thing is this. There's respect and disrespect. Now, Usher wouldn't like it if somebody danced on his, his, his better half. So, certain things we approve of and certain things we disapprove of. I'm not the jealous type. I'm the one to be respected type. That's it.

• 56:01Ryan Clark?

  That's a wrap.

• 56:01Floyd Mayweather?

  Yo.

• 56:03Ryan Clark?

  That's a wrap. Bro, you kill that, dawg.

• 56:06Floyd Mayweather?

  Appreciate you, man.

• 56:07Ryan Clark?

  That was amazing, dawg.

• 56:08Fred Taylor?

  Always loved it. I want my shirt for sure.

• 56:34Speaker 08

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