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Floyd Mayweather watches the footage of himself in tears at 19, after the controversial 1996 Olympic semifinal loss to Serafim Todorov, and explains why “blood, sweat, and tears” are part of life and why, to him, money is nothing but comfort. Then he reveals he’s been told the man who beat him is now homeless, and says that if Patrick Bet-David can find Todorov, he’ll help him.
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