THE BLACK WIDOW๐
HBD to the late streetball legend Tyron "Alimoe" Evans
Kenny Smith: โHe was the only guy I ever watched that I said โhe should have been in the NBA & didnโt make it & didnโt attempt to make it.โ
Former Chicago Bulls star Joakim Noah made his anger clear: โLeBron was arrogant.โ ๐ก๐ฅ
โWhen LeBron was up 20 in garbage time, he would purposely shoot free throws with his left hand, and he was dancing before the game.โ ๐ข
โผ In his own words (Out The Mud)
Interviewer: โHave you and LeBron worked things out yet?โ
Joakim Noah: โNope. The problem was LeBron. He was arrogant. He was stunting on us, looking down on us. There were moments when he was up 20, shooting free throws with his left hand, dancing in front of us before the game. Iโm a competitor. It drove me nuts. I wasnโt feeling it, so I let it be known. Iโd had enough. You lose to the same guy five times in the playoffs โ thereโs nothing funny about that. Thatโs why I had to say it. Respect my grind. I respect yours. Thatโs how it should be. We should respect each other.โ
โ Source: NBA / Out The Mud Podcast
Michael Jordan never danced to look down on an opponent. Even in a war, he had respect for the man across from him. The way you win matters. Thatโs a different class from MJ.
NBA fans around the world agree with Noah 100%. ๐
โThe most beautiful moment in TV history.
Floydโs wounded inner child fully healing and becoming one with his higher ego.
I am always asked who I believe is the strongest incarnation on Earth
and the answer I give always pisses people off.
It is Floyd Mayweather.
You will not find many souls who have turned so much hardship into such extraordinary self mastery.
Do you understand how rare it is for an incarnation to come from such instability, experience the absence of his father, poverty, addiction around him, and still build a heart so strong that he becomes impossible to defeat?
From a karmic perspective, this is mind blowing. Every human being receives a different set of circumstances through which the individuality must develop itself.
Floyd took his circumstances and turned them into discipline. He made his will into pure fire, through suffering.
He took chaos and imposed form upon it.
He even spoke as a child about refusing to smoke or drink, and later said that he carried that decision with him throughout his life.
And the most beautiful part is that he eventually found his way back to his father. After years of conflict and separation, Floyd brought his father back into his corner.
Floyd Mayweather will always be one of the most extraordinary incarnations the world has ever seen.
This is what I mean by a truly religious human being: no stone left unturned, no suffering wasted, and no part of the biography abandoned.
Do you know how powerful you have to be to go through your karmic lessons and never actually lose?
It has never been done before.
Muhammad Ali and Tyson could never compare to someone like Floyd. That is why the world hates him. Floyd Mayweather is a monastic incarnation and he is still evolving at a tremendous rate. He spends a lot of time with his grandson because he knows its apart of his further moral development that has to get done.
There are genuine losers on Earth who believe they are of a higher rank than him because they can read or because they got married.
Most of the people commenting will be these losers who never accomplished anything. They will burn with envy,
but they will never be Floyd.
They have not suffered the way he has, and even if they had, they would not have been able to transmute that fire the way he did.