Over the years Floyd Mayweather has proven to not only the world of combat sports, but to everyone outside of the sport. He is a great fighter, statistics prove that. Video footage proves that. His training proves that. Additionally he is a successful businessman.

Everything and anything that Floyd owns, shown in the media has all been earned. But aside from the money, girls, and material possessions, it's the moments spent with good company. It's being around those on vacation, during and after workouts. It's going shopping, spending the evening rollor skating, or biking by the desert Vegas road in the AM.

Floyd has touched those who are inspired by him everyday, and Floyd himself, has had the opportunity to be inspired by those fighting for their life everyday due to a sickness such as the person mentioned in his interview with Stephen A. Smith (sports journalist), a week before Floyd’s fight.

It's being a father and providing everything he can for his kids. It's the laughs and cry's with his family, friends, and all those who have been by his side, his team; and those who were by his side when that final night, minute, and second ticked, "ding, ding" on his last fight. "This is my last one. I gave Haymon my word & I gave my children my word. This will be my last fight." …show more content…
Whether it’s boxing, training, or being blunt, speaking his mind, he’s being who he is and making sure everyone knows that. This is important for us to understand and apply it to our lives. We have to be our authentic self, because if we try to be someone else, we limit our potential and ourselves. We should continue to always do what we our passionate about. In order to succeed, in order to make a difference, we should make sure that whatever we do is who we are. Using our skills both personally and professionally thru opportunities we believe in, because nothing great happens when we hold back on what we really truly are passionate