Floyd Mayweather

It appears the rumor mills are true. Boxer Floyd Mayweather was robbed of about 7.2 million
dollars worth of jewelry, from his Las Vegas home.

Investigator K.W. Hasan of Sherbrooke Jelan & Associates in Ellenwood, Ga., said Wednesday that he's sure someone knows who broke in while Mayweather was away.

Las Vegas police spokesman, Officer Jacinto Rivera, says Crime Stoppers of Nevada also has posted a $2,000 reward.

Who keeps 7.2 million dollars worth of jewelry in their home? Isn't that what safe deposit boxes are for in banks? I feel he might of been telling someone or showing off and let someone see where the jewelry was stashed.

Apparently, the house wasn’t armed, there were no cameras and no guards. Now there are. Money should have had that covered.

To cash in on the reward or help with the crime, check out Sherbrooke, Jelan and Associates at (678) 457-5858 or (404) 786-1321. You can even remain anonymous.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. retires

I guess that is the way to go, at the top of your game. I use to love boxing (back in the day). Unbeaten welterweight Floyd Mayweather Jr. announced his retirement again Friday, with boxing's unofficial pound-for-pound king saying he no longer has the passion necessary to fight.

Mayweather also said he was done fighting after each of his last two bouts, but his letter somberly described the reasons for his decision to "permanently retire from boxing."

"I loved competing and winning and also wanted to continue my career for the fans, knowing they were there for me and enjoyed watching me fight," Mayweather said. "However, after many sleepless nights and intense soul-searching, I realized I could no longer base my decision on anything but my own personal happiness, which I no longer could find.

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