Boxing fans have grown accustomed to reality series such as HBO’s 24/7 and Showtime’s All Access leading up to pay per view fights especially fights featuring Floyd Mayweather Jr. These reality shows have given boxing fans an insight to the life and training camp of the current pound for pound king and have made you either love or hate Floyd Jr. but what if what you were seeing wasn’t actual reality TV (like other so called reality shows)?
Leading up to Floyd’s rematch with Marcos Maidana fans were treated to a behind the scenes as has transpired in the past such as Floyd shopping, taking his team out, the infamous sparring sessions known as the “Dog House” and this time the female members of Floyd’s crew partaking in marijuana consumption which has caused the Nevada State Athletic Commission to meet with Floyd about what has transpired and Floyd’s response totally discredited Showtime and All Access.
Floyd stated to the commission that All Access is not reality. The famed dog house sparring sessions and the marijuana that was smoked was not real as well.
The commission will not punish Floyd in any way, shape or form and has requested to be alerted to when All Access is actually real and when it is fake leaving one to wonder how much can Floyd get away with whether it is fake or not?
