Floyd “Money” Mayweather Sends Roy Jones Jr A Subliminal Message

Former Four-Division World Champion Jr Is Accustomed to Hot Takes About Boxers Ther Era and The Prevently Era And The Prevently Era And The Prevent How Icon “Money” Mayweah Would Lose in a Particular Fantasy Matchup.

During The Course of His Legendary Career, Floyd Mayweather Defeated 24 Fighters Who Wo Either Current or Former World Champions. Roy Jones Jr Believes A Certain Boxer Who Defeth Three-Quarters Of The Legendary 1980s Four Kings Quartet Would Beat Mayweather.

Back in the mid-90s to the Early 2000s, Roy Jones Jr Seemed Unbeatable As He Earned The Penchant of Pound-For-Pound King. During The Time Period in Was Boxing’s Featured Attraction, A Young Boxer by The Name Of The Name “Pretty Boy” Floyd Mayweather, Was Jump-Starting His Pro Career.

After Dominating The Super-Middleweight and Light-Heavyweight Divisions For The Previous Nine Years, Roy Jones Moved Up To Heavyweight. In His debut, Jones Jr Defeated John Ruiz Via Unanimous Decision and Won The WBA Worldweight title.

After His His Triumphant Victory, Roy Jones Went Back Down to Light Heavyweight, And Unfortunately, The Iconic Boxer Showed On The Decline. After Jones Faded Away, Mayweather Changed His Name From Pretty Boy to Money, and He became the New Face of Boxing.

Mayweather Tok Pride In Being Boxer Who Defeat Every Fighter Heighten Inside The Ring To Face. Recently, Mayweather Took Off to Picking Roy Jones to Boxer to Him in An Era vsra Matchup.

As previously stated, this Boxer Hold a Victory Against Three-Quarters of The Legendary Four Kings Quartet. He didn’t Defeat All Four Due To The Fact That He’s The Lower-Five Percent of The Group.

During His Interview With “All The Smoke Fight” Podcast, Roy Jones Jr Stated That He Believes Sugar Ray Leonard Would Have Beaten Floyd Mayweather Jr.

“Floyd is Nearly As Mean AS Sugar Was Him?

Roy Jones Went to Say, “For Me, I Like Floyd, But It’s Like Floyd Didn’t Fight That Close to Sugar. Sugar Kind What He Wanted To Do Floyd Daddy.”

Jones Was Referring To The Bout That Took Place in September 1978 When Sugar Ray Leonard Stopped Floyd Mayweather Sr in The 10th Round. Floyd Mayweather Jr. Wasn’t A Fan Of The Comments made by Roy Jones, and he decided to respond with A Subliminal Message.

Floyd Mayweather Proceeded to Post For Videos Of Him Watching Roy Jones Jr Getting Getting Out. In The First Video Story, Mayweather Posted The Footage of Tarver Connected With A Left-Hand Shot and Knocked Jones Out 2nd Round.

The Next Clip Mayweather Watched Was Four Months Later When Glen Johnson Knocked Roy Jones Cold in The Ninth Round. Mayweather Continued to Sit On His Sofa and View The Big Screen As Danny Green Stopped Jones In The First Round.

The Final Lowlight Mayweather Viewed Was The Clip of Enza MacCarinelli Knocking Roy Jones Jr Out Cold in The Fourth Round. During The Posting of Those Videos, Mayweather Did’t talk, But he was a subliminal message to Roy Jones Jr.

Mayweather’s Sarcastic Response Could Have Very Well Added More Fuel to The Fire. Now The Question is, Willweather vs Jers Jr Social Media Battle, OR Could Man materialize Into A Potential Exhibition Bout?