Floyd Mayweather Caught on Camera Saying He Can Make Over KSh 10b from Fake Fight

– Mayweather was in attendance for Gervonta Davis' world title victory over Mario Barrios

– The 46-year old recently faced off with 26-year old Youtuber Logan Paul in an exhibition match

– From the bout, Mayweather reportedly made money to the

tune of nine figures

A video showing legendary boxer Floyd Mayweather boasting

of making KSh 10.8 billion from a “fake fight” has gone viral

online.

Mayweather rubbed fans the wrong way after claiming he

could make millions from a fake fight. Photo by Louis Grasse.

Mayweather, in June 2021, faced off with 26-year old

Youtuber Logan Paul in a high profile bout at the Hard Rock

Stadium in Miami, Florida which was technically not supposed

to have a winner or loser since it was an exhibition match.

46-year old Mayweather, who is an unbeaten champion when

it comes to pound-to-pound boxing was caught gloating that

he was the only person who could make 10 million dollars

from a fake fight in a damning video.

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He attended Gervonta Davis' world title victory over Mario

Barrios recently where he boasted in a press conference of

the amount of money he could make from his boxing craft,

despite officially hanging up his gloves.

"I'm the only person that can do a fake fight and get $100

million. I could do legalised sparring and get $100 million."

He could be heard saying in the video.

As outrageous as his sentiments were, a large chunk of fans

were not convinced those were the figures he made from the

Logan Paul fight.

“He probably made less than that. No way Showtime would

sign a one off for 50% of the pie. You still have to account

for the percentages that goes to the cable companies and

all other players. So in all Floyd is lucky it he made 20 of

that fight. Still not bad.” One Twitter user observed.

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Others were critical of the fact that the 46-year old had an

annoying tendency to talk about himself.

“Even at one of his fighters press conferences. Floyd

makes it all about Floyd,” said another.

“Prove it! Of course he would say he made that much.”

Went another.

“Your kids can’t eat legacy”

Mayweather is known for his outspoken personality and after

the fight with Paul, he spoke candidly about his desire to build

wealth.

"They say 'It's not all about the money' but the thing is...

your kids can't eat legacy," he said.

"Patches on my trunks are worth $30 million (KSh 3.2

billion) alone, so who is the smartest man in boxing really?

"If you guys don't want to see me fight exhibitions then

don't come, don't watch! When it comes to... legalised

bank robbing... I'm the best.

Of Mayweather and luxury items

Only recently, Mayweather gave fans a glimpse of his amazing

wristwatch worth $18,000,000 (about KSh 1.9 billion).

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He was spotted rocking the luxurious watch during a

television show, which cannot be a coincidence, surely.

The boxer is also smart enough to have invested in real estate

and has recently claimed to have stakes in nine sky scrapers

in New York