There have been countless pugilists who stirred the sport of boxing with their paramount skills. However, none of them could match the prowess of the GOAT Floyd Mayweather. ‘TBE’ not just boasts a stellar boxing resume, but he also banked some of the biggest paychecks in the sport, pinning himself as the richest boxer of all time.

On top of all this, Mayweather just doesn’t like to accumulate his wealth. Instead, he looks for ways to spend his millions of dollars. And one of his most favorite ways to spend money is by shelling out millions on cars.

Not just that, ‘TBE’ also promotes umpteen brands on his social handles. That said, in a recent Instagram post, Mayweather promoted something akin pertaining to luxurious cars.

He said, ‘‘It’s the ‘Money May’ here. I’m right here in Dubai. Rotana Star luxury rentals. Check them out. When you come to Dubai, top-flight, Follow me. You get everything, McLaren, in different colors.”

“Ferraris, Lambos, whatever you want”

“Rolls Royce, Bugatti. Whatever you want. When you come to Dubai, it’s the place to be.”

Floyd Mayweather is a fan of lush lifestyle and cars. ‘TBE’ reportedly spent around a whopping $40 million on buying some of the most exuberant cars.

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The boxing great has/had brands like Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita, Bugatti Chiron, Ferrari Enzos and so much more.

How much wealth did Floyd Mayweather accumulate in his career?

Per Celebrity Net Worth, Mayweather holds a staggering $450 million net worth. His total career earnings notched over $1 billion.

That said, with such colossal net worth, Mayweather will relish having a lush lifestyle.

Also, the boxing icon never shies away from showing off his hard-earned wealth, and this separates him from the rest.

Boxers in the coming time will have to remain extraordinary if they wish to sign off from the sport having wealth akin to Mayweather.

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