Mayweather trains Stevenson—boxing genius, but can his recent scandals ruin a rising star?
The former in terms of Floyd is not in a good spot lately in boxing or his life, despite the sport doing great again.
The American has had fights cancelled and all sorts of things happen recently.
Stevenson has been trained by him on the pads per the above, some notes on this briefly;
- Mayweather’s legal baggage overshadows Stevenson’s camp
- Stevenson’s talent risks being tainted by Floyd’s scandals
- Mayweather’s domestic violence history haunts this partnership
- Floyd’s financial woes raise questions about his focus
- Stevenson gains fame but inherits Mayweather’s negative spotlight
- Defensive genius, yes—but at what reputational cost?
- Mayweather’s recent erratic behavior worries insiders
- Stevenson may outshine Floyd’s fading, troubled legacy
- This pairing boosts Stevenson’s profile, not Floyd’s
- Great trainer, questionable mentor—Stevenson beware
Curmel Moton at the end of the day, promoted by Floyd, has been on the shelf due to all Floyd’s problems.
Floyd also has seen Richard Schaefer almost disappear as the CEO of his promotional company.
Shakur Stevenson has been avoiding fights during this same time, not a good look either for him.
Stevenson and Floyd not in good spots lately at all, to say the least.
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