Floyd Mayweather is no less than a superstar and has seen tremendous success inside and outside the sporting community. The unbeaten boxer is one of the all-time richest athletes in the world, keeping his unscathed record intact throughout a career of over two decades.

Having faced the likes of Manny Pacquiao, Oscar De La Hoya, Canelo Alvarez, Shane Mosley, and several more legends, Mayweather is one of the few boxers to have accepted top-level competition throughout his life. Starting from scratch to becoming the richest fighter in boxing history, Mayweather has seen and done it all.

A career like this clearly calls for documentation. And Adam Whitney rightly did that in 2020 in his famous documentary Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather. The documentary carried several insights from Mayweather’s professional and personal life.

‘Money’ earned his 50 professional win against Conor McGregor in 2017 and hung his gloves. Three years later, the documentary shed fresh light on his life.

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When did the Floyd Mayweather documentary release?- How to watch?

Per IMDB, filmmakers released the documentary on April 14, 2020 (United Kingdom). The estimated budget of the documentary was around USD 1,37,221.20. Entertain Me Productions were in charge of the project, and Adam Whitney wrote and directed the documentary.

Whitney has made several sports documentaries on athletes like LeBron James, Conor McGregor, John Cena, and others. Thus, he already had a vast experience before he displayed ‘TBE’ on the screens. David Dunlap was the narrator and several of Mayweather’s opponents, like Ricky Hatton, Manny Pacquiao, and Conor McGregor, also chimed in to appear. The documentary is available on Amazon Prime via paid subscription.

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After its release, Floyd Mayweather has returned to action. But in an exhibition clash with social media star Logan Paul in June 2021. The open-weight bout saw Mayweather go against a 190 lbs fighter. Both men landed haymakers in the scrap, looking to knock each other out.

As there were no judges present to score the contest, it was declared a draw. The outcome was disappointing for Mayweather’s side, and maybe a new documentary can unleash the unknown sides of it.