Floyd Mayweather’s jr. feud with father on 24/7

“And (expletive), I’m not no junior.“ That was Floyd Mayweather’s exclamation point to an explosive final few minutes of the first episode of HBO’s “24/7“ reality series leading up to his Sept. 17 fight against Victor Ortiz. The majority of Mayweather’s foul language wasn’t directed at Ortiz, though. It was at his father. Their feuds are well documented (even this one, by The Press’ David Mayo last week). And it’s no secret Floyd Mayweather Sr. and Roger Mayweather, who trains his nephew, don’t see eye to eye, either. But what unfolded in Mayweather’s Las Vegas gym Aug. 16 -- and then was broadcast to the world Saturday night -- bordered on escalation that had members of Team Mayweather genuinely concerned. Between them, the Mayweathers dropped more f-bombs than Shane Mosley probably landed punches when the Grand Rapids native was last in the ri