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Floyd Mayweather ranks among the most prominent faces of modern-day boxing. Even after his retirement, the boxing bigwig has mastered the art of staying relevant to the fight world with all of his activities. That said, Mayweather has an enormous fan base, and he rightly stays active on his social handles to interact with his fans on a personal basis.

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Recently, ‘TBE’ took it to his Instagram handle to spill the beans on a Ferrari giveaway contest. Here, he kind of stole the former WWE star, Bret Hart’s line, ‘The Best There Is, the Best There Was, the Best There Ever Will Be.’

In this video, Mayweather said, “Let me get this right. You want to ride like Floyd? You have to win like Floyd. I’m a perfect 50-0, undefeated. The greatest there was the greatest there will ever be.”

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“Greatness respects greatness. That’s why I’m teaming up with BetOnline.AG giving you a chance to be great. And win one of my Ferraris. That’s right, I’m challenging you to a perfect 50-0 record like mine. BetOnline.AG. The NBA has started whoever match my record there is riding away in style.”

Mayweather, due to his gigantic fan base, gets a string of brands to promote through his social handles. Also, umpteen conglomerates look to tie up with Mayweather, as he seems a perfect fit to send the brand message loud and clear.

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‘Pretty Boy’ is a smart businessman, and he rightly knows how to channelize the brand message and sell off anything needed.

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Floyd Mayweather – A fiery boxer as well as a stupendous businessman

After his fight with Zab Judah, Mayweather parted ways with his then promoter by paying a hefty amount of $750,000. He took this step to become his own promoter and sell his fights in the biggest possible way.

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This move worked wonders for Mayweather, and he earned some of the biggest paychecks. Citing his growing stardom, Mayweather even came up with his own lifestyle brand, ‘TMT’.

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That said, ‘TBE’ had a fiery boxing career. Simultaneously, he showed his business acumen, too. That helped him set the foundation stone for his life after boxing.

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