Floyd Mayweather Storms off Warriors Game Over Uncanny Reason

Gerald Tucker is training Floyd Mayweather for his upcoming fight on May 14. In Tucker’s latest Instagram post, Mayweather was spotted leaving the NBA match between Golden State Warriors and Denver Nuggets. What could be the reason behind it?

In the latest Instagram post by Gerald Tucker, he described how Mayweather is determined in his sport. 

In the post, he quoted, “Everyday I get enough motivation from @floydmayweather to last me a whole year … he left the Warriors/Nuggets game in San Fran tonight and flew right back to spar, train, and run all back-to-back-to back…Like he 19 years old!!”

Significantly, the real reason behind Mayweather leaving the game came to light. Pretty Boy was in a rush for his regular regime like he did when he was young.

Despite an interesting game between Golden State Warriors and Denver Nuggets, Mayweather didn’t take a halt at the venue. Instead, he rushed for his training session.

Notably, this shows that no matter what, Mayweather never bunks his training session. 

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And by this attitude, Mayweather motivated his trainer Gerald Tucker, and thus Tucker posted the video on the internet.

The sheer discipline of Floyd Mayweather

‘The Best Ever’ has dominated the ring for over two decades. He has never faced a loss in his professional boxing career. It takes a lot of discipline to achieve this feat, which Mayweather shows repeatedly in the boxing fraternity.

Mayweather retired from professional boxing a long time ago, and now, he fights in exhibition matches. Yet, the 45-year-old boxer trains as hard as he trained when he was very young and at the peak of his career.

There are several instances where Mayweather has shown his discipline in the regime. Although a huge crowd watches him train, he never loses out his focus.

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Well, Mayweather’s discipline and attitude make him the finest boxer of his era and also one of the most adored boxers of all time. It will be interesting to see how he portrays his skills and perspiration against Don Moore on May 14.

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