Floyd for Knight: "I'll Never Kick My Brother" Israel today

After being humiliated in a fight with YouTuber Jake Paul and ridiculed on the net, Nate Robinson is backed by the greatest boxer of all time: "It doesn't make sense for black NBA players to make fun of you" • MMA fighter Colby Covington took the opportunity to tease LeBron James

• Nate Robinson in a battle he would like to quickly forget.

  Became a joke on the networks

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It's no secret that former NBA player and former Hapoel Tel Aviv player, Nate Robinson is having a tough week.

The former basketball player was defeated earlier this week in the first boxing match of his career by YouTuber Jake Paul following a knockout in the second round of the short fight, which as a reminder was an introduction to the big comeback between Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr. (ended in a draw) at Staples Center .

Hours after the fight, Robinson, who during his career in the best league in the world, won the ring competition three times, became the object of ridicule, especially on the part of a number of NBA players, who ran on Knight endless repression on social media.

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So the one who came to the aid of a friend this morning (Tuesday) is Floyd Mayweather, perhaps the greatest boxer of all time, who posted a support post on the nets: "Knight, I'm proud of you, and I'll always stand behind you and all my brothers. It's okay for people to express their opinions on social media, but it does not make sense to me that black athletes, certainly black NBA players, would make fun of you.

"We're supposed to stand side by side for better or worse," Floyd continued, "Knight, I'm always here to pick you up. We all love you Knight and well done for the effort you put in during the battle."

One way or another, Colby Covington, one of the most famous fighters in MMA, and the former mixed-weight champion, also joined the slime celebration, when he invited LeBron James to a boxing match.

"I heard Nate Robinson was finally evicted from the Staples Center floor," Covington mocked.

"Now I'll get LeBron James to eat the canvas half the time. Everyone knows that today's NBA players are the softest and most privileged athletes in the world."

Now all that remains is to wait and see if King James will happily accept the invitation ...