Is Floyd Mayweather Stressed Out?

Floyd Mayweather needs to escape from all the pressure he's facing.

Imagine if you were in his shoes, how would you feel right now?

For all the bragging about his undefeated record and tons of money, Mayweather have problems that overshadow money, fame, and his boxing success.

Millions of people want to know if Mayweather will ever fight Manny Pacquiao.  And if he does, they want to know when that will happen.

It seems that Mayweather is doing uncharacteristic stuff that I thought was unheard of for a boxer of his caliber.

Somebody in his camp better save him before he commits more negative acts of behavior.

I guess somewhere in Mayweather's children's boxing camp rules, the words "self respect" doesn't apply to him, especially since he bankrolls the camp.

Providing meals to homeless people in Las Vegas or monitoring his foundation are good deeds that are positive.

However, making racial remarks on a Ustream show about Pacquiao wasn't cool.

The alleged beating of his ex-girlfriend and stealing her cell phone after an argument in front of their three children also isn't cool. 

Is Floyd Mayweather a jealous man?

Maybe he was checking her phone to see which dude's number was on the phone.

Mayweather could risk his biggest payday against Pacquiao if the  judge gives him prison time for his felony charge.

His next court date is November 9. Pacquiao will fight Antonio Margarito four days later.

Now, Pacquiao can use Mayweather's legal troubles as bulletin board material, but he's got more class than that.

Plus, Pacquiao is too busy training for a fight, so he'll worry about Mayweather if the deal is made and if "Money" beat the charges in court.

Until then, put a muzzle on Mayweather and hold his hand everywhere he goes.

Since Floyd Mayweather Sr. can't seem to restrain his son, let Don King be the father figure and talk some sense into little Floyd.

King could say, "Lil' Floyd, you need to take a chill pill because you're messing up the cash flow.  If you can't lay low, I can't get no dough."

I think Floyd should be on his best behavior.

Hey man, don't let the stress get to you because you have enough money to relieve some of your stresses.

Try barely surviving day-to-day and dealing with real problems that real people have, like bills, unemployment or underemployment or family or relationship problems.

To me, your little minor, kindergarten problems mean nothing.  We need you to keep the odds of making the superfight happen alive.