" PIMP MY RIDE "

 LEBRON JAMES:  FERRARI F430, PRICE TAG ( $200,000 )

 DAVID BECKHAM: ROLLS ROYCE DROPHEAD COUPE, PRICE TAG ( $400,000)

 CRISTAINO RONALDO: BENTLEY GT COUPE, PRICE TAG ( $200,000)

 LARRY FITZGERALD: MERCEDES BENZ SLR McLAREN COUPE PRICE TAG: ($ 450,000)

 FLOYD "MONEY" MAYWEATHER: LUXUARY FLEET PRICE TAG: OVER ($2.5 MILLION)

MANY PAQUIAO:  FERARRI 458 ITALIA, PRICE TAG:  ($225,000)

" URBAN M.E.S.S. MAGAZINE: SPORTS ATHELES RIDE'S EDITION "

As sports fanatics we love to watch our beloved atheles dominate on televison. Sport celebrities are known for their big money contracts as well. Whether it's signing a mega deal multi-year contract with a major league team, the amounts are so high that they can afford to buy nice tings like "CARS!" and plenty of them too. Every man's first passion is the love of cars. We all want that one car we call "Our Baby", we even go as far as naming our car after a women for the love of it. But being a pro athelete comes with very large benefits. So large that they can afford to buy a fleet of cars and trust me any chance that they get they will show it off. So we take time out to show you what these famous atheles buy with their well earned money. So check some of these nice rides pictures below, makes you wanna teach your kids to be sucessful in sports so they can ride in style like these players of the sport do!

source:urbanmessmag

" HOME SICK "

 "FLOYD "MONEY" MAYWEATHER IS DENIED BY JUDGE, WILL REMAIN IN CORRECTIONAL FACILITY TO SERVE REMAINING TIME IN STEAD OF MANSION " 

Floyd Mayweather Jr. must remain behind bars in the Clark County (Nev.) Detention Center, a judge has ruled, denying the world champion boxer's request to be removed to house arrest.After being taken into custody to begin his sentence in a domestic violence case, Mayweather "discovered his subjective understanding" of jail conditions "was inaccurate," Judge Melissa Saragosa wrote in a decision Wednesday that voided a scheduled Thursday hearing on the matter. "These facts do not give rise to jurisdiction of this court to modify defendant's sentence." Saragosa was told by Mayweather's attorneys that the boxer's plan to fight for two more years was in danger because jail deprives him of proper nutrition and exercise.

In a 35-page request, the attorneys cited a doctor's report that said Mayweather's caloric intake was one-fifth as much as it was outside jail and that isolation effectively stops him from exercise.
Mayweather began an 87-day jail sentence on June 1 after pleading to domestic battery for a physical confrontation with the mother of his three children. "The court finds the alleged dehydration of the defendant to be self-induced as water is made available to him 24 hours a day," Saragosa wrote. "The court further finds the estimated intake of only 800 calories per day is also self-induced as defendant chooses not to eat the food provided." Saragosa added the physical training areas "may not be consistent with his prior regimen," but, "he is indeed provided sufficient space and time for physical activity if he so chooses." Mayweather is expected to be released from jail sometime in August.

source:latimes/urbanmessmag