Floyd Mayweather: Boxing News: Floyd Mayweather, the legendary boxer with an unbeatable record of 50-0, is not just known for his incredible skills in the ring. Since his retirement, he has made a name for himself as a money-making machine through his exhibition fights, facing off against UFC superstar Conor McGregor and YouTuber Logan Paul. Now, as he prepares to fight against John Gotti III, it’s worth taking a look at just how much cash he’s raked in from these non-professional bouts.
How Much Money Has Floyd Mayweather Earned From His Exhibition Fights ?
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You Won’t Believe How Much Money Floyd Mayweather Made From His Exhibition Fights
Not only is Floyd Mayweather’s undefeated career in the ring impressive, but so is his knack for turning his fights into lucrative events. The sheer cost of a bout with Mayweather is staggering, with the champ reportedly earning a cool $1 million just for showing up to press conferences and answering calls about the fight.
With that kind of money on the line, it’s no surprise that Mayweather’s bouts are some of the biggest money makers in the sport. For Mayweather, the sky’s the limit when it comes to his earnings, and fans can only imagine the kind of riches he’s amassed throughout his career.
When it comes to Mayweather’s earnings, the numbers are truly staggering. In fact, he made a whopping $100 million on his fight against Conor McGregor, which remains the biggest payday in combat sports history. But that’s not all – even his recent exhibition match against Logan Paul brought in a huge amount of cash, with Mayweather reportedly receiving a base salary of $10 million and 50% of the pay-per-view shares. With his incredible earning potential, it’s clear that Mayweather’s financial success is just as impressive as his record-breaking career in the ring.
Meanwhile, Mayweather’s earnings from his fights are nothing short of mind-boggling. His thrilling match against Don Moore at Yas Island in Dubai, UAE brought in a staggering $50 million, highlighting the massive impact that the significance of a match and the opposition can have on his earnings. Meanwhile, his fights against Mikuru Asakura and Deji earned him a hefty $20 to $25 million each.
As for his upcoming bout against John Gotti III, reports suggest that Mayweather is set to make another $25 million. In total, Mayweather has claimed that his pay-per-view earnings alone have brought his total earnings to a jaw-dropping $350 million, while McGregor is believed to have taken home a cool $100 million for their historic fight. With these incredible figures, it’s clear that Mayweather’s earning potential remains as impressive as ever.
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