50 Cent Says Says His War of Words With Floyd Mayweather Was For Attention

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50 Cent Says Says His War of Words With Floyd Mayweather Was For Attention

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   11.05.12 at 1:49 pm

   Goose

   This shit sounds like a lovers quarrel.
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   11.05.12 at 2:17 pm

   Nas4eva

   both lames for it, why do people feel the need to put their business on twitter, or all these social media sites these days. Just lame and thirsty niggaz to me.
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   11.05.12 at 2:20 pm

   aMimsPost

   he wouldn’t need to do stupid ish for attention if he would just go ahead a fight or at least give the fight a 2013 date.
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   11.05.12 at 2:21 pm

   seldom seen73

   Who gives a fk really??? curtis is a has been…
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   11.05.12 at 2:22 pm

   taco_meat

   smh @ curly
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   11.05.12 at 3:07 pm

   n-da-ring

   The real truth is 50 was trying to get rid of Al Haymen while Floyd was locked up and take over his career. Floyd isn’t stupid and knows who helped him get to where he is and wasn’t haven’t it. 50 got upset an jumped ship.
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   11.05.12 at 4:48 pm

   REAL

   sounds like a Gay lovers argument to me

   smh
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   11.05.12 at 4:52 pm

   Dmoney22

   Somebody called this out as a publicity stunt on the first article, props.
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   11.05.12 at 7:16 pm

   this dude

   lyin azz ain’t nobody checkin for curtis garbage musik so he gotta rely on twitter beefs and publicity stunts to stay revelent #FUKINCLOWN
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    11.05.12 at 7:43 pm

    County of Kings

    Ppl still want to see Floyd do what he famous for, nobody wants to see Curtis do what he’s famous for. Which one of these guys constantly does things for attention? Last month it was French Montana this month is Floyd, I seriously wanna start a pool for who 50 gonna piggy back for attention next month. Shit is pathetic but y’all say this nigga is REAL?
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    11.05.12 at 7:44 pm

    Malik216

    I mean I hate to say I told you so but…. I F*CKIN TOLD YOU SO!
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    11.05.12 at 7:56 pm

    AKofteam80ty2

    right I knew that wasn’t going down like that
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    11.05.12 at 9:09 pm

    n-da-ring

    The truth of what went down

    50 CENT, TOMMY SUMMERS, AND THEIR FAILED ATTEMPT TO BREAK UP FLOYD MAYWEATHER AND AL HAYMON

    Until now, the circumstances surrounding the discord between long-time friends Floyd Mayweather and 50 Cent have been unclear. When news about the formation of The Money Team [TMT] Promotions first broke back in July, we were led to believethatthecompany was created as a joint business venture between both men. As Mayweather was serving the remainder of his jail sentence, 50 Cent was moving quickly to sign fighters, likeYuriorkis Gamboa, Andre Dirrell, and Billy Dib. Presumably, he was acting on Mayweather’s behalf, representing TMT Promotions as a partnership that would changethesport of boxing. However, FightHype.com has discovered that was not the case at all. What was once described as a “breath of fresh air” actually turned out to be an attempted coup by those once considered to be close to Mayweather.

    Sources have informed us that 50 Cent and former Mayweather associate Tommy Summers, A.K.A.Tommy Smalls, tried to take advantage of Mayweather’s incarceration in an attempt to oust long-time advisor Al Haymon in hopes of gaining control of Mayweather’s career, both in and out of the ring. With the help of the influential Haymon, Mayweather has built a brand that has made him the highest-paid athlete in all sports. Theirworking relationship hasallowed him to shatterpay-per-view records and generate revenue like no other fighter has ever seen before. One would think that Mayweather’s achievements speak volumes about his working relationship with Haymon and their ability to succeed. Apparently, 50 Cent and Tommy Summers didn’t see it that way. Ultimately, greed may have been the single solitary factor thatcaused long-time friends to go their separate ways.

    FightHype.com wasableto attain imagesof a letter (see below) that was sent by Tommy Summers to Floyd Mayweather during his incarceration. Shockingly, Summers embarks on a plan to try and convince Mayweather that he would be better off cutting ties with Al Haymon to instead partner with he and 50 Cent. According to Summers, if Mayweather did so, he could potentially make between $500 million and $1 billion dollars before he retires, raking in a whopping $100 million to $200 million per fight.