Mayweather Mafia no joke: Man claims Floyd made death threat, bullets flew

Never say that Floyd Mayweather Jr. is limited athletically or artistically.

Besides boxing, he does ballroom dancing, clowns around with Mr. McMahon’s Honest Rasslers, and now there are hints that “Money May” may have some involvement in a new, exciting twist to roller derby.

This is like the old TV sensation of roller derby with the Bay Area Bombers and toughies like Joanie Weston calling off the jam but it has a thuggish twist to it.

Evidently, when the skating is over, live ammunition flies.

Which reminds me that when the Big Fight goes down, I think I better pick Mayweather to whip Manny Pacquiao.

Safety first, I always say. I prefer life to death, don’t you? I’m not looking for some thug in Mayweather’s collection of thugs entourage to riddle either me or my trusty 10 speed.

I’ve got an old Schwinn which runs like a top but I do acknowledge that neither the bike or myself are bulletproof.

A 24 year old Las Vegas man told police that, an hour before his car was shot up near a roller skating rink on Boulder Highway he was verbally threatened by Mayweather.

Quincey Williams, according to says told the coppers Mayweather was upset about a text mail he sent to the fighter two months ago stating that he wanted to see the boxer lose in the ring.

You’ve got mail….and maybe a death threat from “Money May”?

I don’t want to jump to conclusions but isn’t Mayweather supposed to be concentrating on his Sept. 19 PPV TV comeback bout against Juan Manuel Marquez and not playing the wanna be thug role down at the Rollerama Palace?

I assume HBO’s 24/7 cameras weren’t rolling when this went down.

According to Williams, the shooting happened about 45 minutes after Mayweather and a couple of his goons confronted him at the Crystal Palace rink.

The shooting caused LV Metro to obtain a search warrant for Mayweather’s palatial home and to also search a Rolls Royce he owns (are you IRS boys taking notes here?).

Papa Floyd Mayweather Sr. said police found no guns, no ammo, no nothing except for some color photographs of Pacman with a big X scrawled upon his Pinoy face.

Police did not decide that was incriminating or relevant evidence as to the gunplay outside Rollerama.

For boxing journalists, Mayweather is the gift that keeps on giving.

Maybe the Pacquiao camp can try harder because all the drama comes from Mayweatherville outside the ring.

In the meantime, maybe I can learn to pedal faster.

I mean in addition to opining as to how Mayweather will crunch Pacman.

You joke about the Mayweather Mafia all you wish, fools.

You may do so at your peril.

Which reminds me, how come Uncle Roger didn't get a bit on the WWE Raw show?

He could've demonstrated his patented "Black Mamba Choke Hold."

Source: http://www.examiner.com/x-5699-NY-Boxing-Examiner~y2009m8d25-Mayweather-Mafia-no-joke--Man-claims-Floyd-made-death-threat-bullets-flew