Floyd Mayweather shows off his collection of expensive wristwatches including his $18m Billionaire diamond watch (Video)

Flamboyant American boxer, Floyd Mayweather who is the richest sportsman in the world took to Instagram to show off his collection of expensive wristwatches including the $18 m Billionaire diamond watch he bought last year.

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Floyd Mayweather shows off his fleet of expensive luxury cars

 Boxing champ Floyd Mayweather following his win against UFC star Connor McGregor in August, has bee on a shopping spree.

Mayweather took to IG to further show off his wealth by posting photos of his expensive cars.

In a recent interview, Mayweather boasted about just how super rich he is saying:

“We’ve got a lot of problems but money isn’t one.”

“We only talk about two things – money and more money. I already made $1bn, it was easy,”

"You name him, I beat him" Floyd Mayweather boasts about his upcoming fight with Conor McGregor

Floyd Mayweather was seen in a gym in Los Angeles preparing for his fight with Conor McGregor which will hold on August 26. He spent over four hours training and kept repeating a mantra to himself during the workout

"You name him. I beat him." Mayweather said to himself as he punched the boxing bag.

"I be trying to tell ya'll ... I can get a black eye, a bloody nose. I can have a bad day in the gym. At the end of the day, I don't have a bad payday and I don't have a bad night under the lights," he continued while pacing.

He added, "I get bumps, bruises ... but I don't have a bad night."

Mayweather retired from boxing in 2015 after beating Andre Berto but came out of retirement to fight McGregor. He made the announcement in early May that he was finally going to make the fight between him and Connor happen after weeks of hints and intimations

“For Conor McGregor … I’m coming out of retirement just to fight Conor McGregor. I don’t want to hear no more excuses about the money, about the UFC. Sign the paper with the UFC so you can fight me in June. Simple and plain, let’s fight in June,” he had told the crowd at a promotional event in May.

Source: TMZ

Floyd Mayweather NOT BANNED From Cheerleading Event ...We Talked It Out

Floyd Mayweather will still be welcome at his daughter's cheerleading events -- despite the showdown with officials over the weekend ... TMZ Sports has learned.

We spoke with a rep for the Jamz Cheer and Dance competition who acknowledges Floyd was heated after his 12-year-old daughter's team came in 2nd place -- but says the boxer eventually calmed down and talked it out.

"We took him into the back. We explained the judging. We even laughed some," the rep tells us.

"Floyd and his daughter are welcome at any of our competitions. Floyd handled himself professionally. He was a great guest."

And get this ... the rep also says on the scale of angry parents at prior events, Floyd was definitely on the lower end.

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Mayweather puts his $4.8million supercar on the market

The Money Man as he has come to be known, acquired the Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita for $4.8million in 2015 but it appears he is already bored with it. He has put the supercar up for sale but no word on the price yet. Sources say he is looking to finance the acquisition of a $20million yacht. The body of the Trevita is made of a diamond weave carbon fibre finish and only two were ever produced.

 

UFC boss offers Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor £20.5million each to fight each other

UFC boss Dana White has offered retired boxing champion Floyd Mayweather and UFC Mixed Martial Arts champion Conor McGregor £20.5 million each for both of them to fight each other.
The pair have been bickering on the fight for some months now, with Mayweather saying McGregor needs to settle his issues with UFC before he thinks of fighting him, a fight that has been tipped to rake in close to $1b.
But now it's been revealed that the UFC boss, is ready to allow the fight happen and will offer huge sums- about £41million ($50million) of the UFC’s money to the pair to engage in the fight. 
Lance Pugmire, LA Times boxing and UFC reporter told Radio 5 Live how White will pay the pair of fighters $25 million each (£20.5 million) to face each other this summer.

He said:

 “Mayweather clearly believes he is the A side and rightfully so, I believe he is 49 and 0 and has dominated so many great opponents that he has fought throughout his career, so he’s going to want more money than that. But the fact that Floyd has come out today and said I’m un-retiring to fight Conor McGregor is something that should move the needle.”