Floyd Mayweather is one of the greatest and one of the richest boxers on the planet. Alongside his boxing skills, Mayweather used his business prowess to make millions of dollars from every boxing outing. Moreover, he also took a bold step to promote his own fights, thus rolling out his fights under his own banner, Mayweather Promotions. This saw him earn large sums from his bouts rather than just getting a cut.

Mayweather is one of those boxers who spends his millions on maintaining his lush lifestyle. That said, right from a fleet of cars to jets, to mansions, Mayweather has everything.

Recently, the American boxer grabbed everyone’s attention as he posted about the first car that he bought way back in 1994.

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Taking it to his Instagram, Mayweather wrote, ”How It Started Vs. How It’s Going. My first car was an Indy Barretta in 1994. Now I travel the world whenever I want to on my private jet. I never stopped believing, it’s all about Hard Work & Dedication.”

Mayweather travels predominantly through his private jets, but he still has an exuberant car collection, which he takes out while roaming in and around his vicinity.

Mercedes Benz SLR McLaren, Bugatti Chiron, and Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita are some of the big brands that reside/used to reside in Mayweather’s garage. Moreover, his car collection is expected to be around $40 million.

Floyd Mayweather – A fan of plush lifestyle

Mayweather is a fan of cars, mansions, jewelry, expensive watches, and more. That said, he never fails to gift himself with some of the most exorbitant objects.

Also, Mayweather shows his hard-earned wealth and spending to his fans. Hence, everyone is well acquainted with how the boxing great enjoys his lifestyle.

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With all of his activities and antics, ‘Pretty Boy’ stays in the news for all the reasons in the world. That said, there’s no one like Mayweather, and probably there’ll be no one like him.

What do you make of Mayweather’s above post?