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BALTIMORE, MD – JULY 27: Fight promoter and retired professional boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. in the ring before the WBA super featherweight championship fight between Gervonta Davis and Ricardo Nunez at Royal Farms Arena on July 27, 2019 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Photo by Scott Taetsch/Getty Images)

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BALTIMORE, MD – JULY 27: Fight promoter and retired professional boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. in the ring before the WBA super featherweight championship fight between Gervonta Davis and Ricardo Nunez at Royal Farms Arena on July 27, 2019 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Photo by Scott Taetsch/Getty Images)
There is no denying that Floyd Mayweather Jr. is the wealthiest boxer of all time. And his monstrous net worth has often made countless athletes look like average earners. Moreover, Mayweather’s recent real estate investments have proven that he is not just a skilled boxer but also an enterprising business magnate. In fact, his real estate investments made the investments of many notable names look like a side hustle.
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Mayweather was talking at the post-fight press conference after his exhibition bout against Logan Paul. In conversation, he opened up about his possessions and investments. Mayweather said, “I’m well off. Every property that I have is paid for. My jet is paid for. All my cars are paid for. I own billion-dollar buildings. I own so much property.”
His statement about the ‘billion-dollar buildings’ surely stands out. However, before getting into the big guns, it should be mentioned that Mayweather also owns an array of luxury abodes. One of the biggest dwelling places that he owns is his estate in Nevada worth USD 10 million. This property comes with a 21,000 sq foot castle fit for the king of boxing and also a 1.4-acre vineyard.
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LOS ANGELES, CA – AUGUST 06: Floyd Mayweather listens at a press conference ahead of his upcoming fight with Andre Berto at JW Marriott Los Angeles at L.A. LIVE on August 6, 2015 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Stephen Dunn/Getty Images)
Mayweather is also a major private investor for SL Green Realty Corps, in turn, becoming part owner of nine skyscrapers. These billion-dollar buildings also include New York’s biggest skyscraper, the One Vanderbilt in Manhattan.
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It was reported that the One Vanderbilt cost a whopping USD 3.1 billion to build.
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Floyd Mayweather makes other notable names look poor
Floyd Mayweather’s investment portfolio is undeniably hard to replicate. In fact, he made the combined investments of Conor McGregor, Joe Rogan, and Dana White look like side hustles.
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McGregor has a cozy mansion in his home country of Ireland. The Paddocks near Straffan,Kildare, and is said to have set the UFC legend back by USD 2.5 million. He also has a luxury holiday home in Marbella, which cost him USD 1.6 million.
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Podcaster Joe Rogan took it a step further. His 10,890 sq feet mansion in Texas is said to have cost him a whopping USD 14.4 million. He also owns another property in Bell Canyon that cost him USD 4.5 million.
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Meanwhile, UFC president Dana White owns three properties in Las Vegas that cost USD 6.2 million altogether.
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The combined cost of the properties of these three personalities stands at USD 29.2 million. However, it is dwarfs in comparison to Mayweather’s gargantuan investment portfolio.
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