Floyd Mayweather retires with perfect record by stopping Conor McGregor in mismatch

Conor McGregor was eventually left bloodied and beaten by Floyd Mayweather Jr in Las Vegas but he proved his point by providing the now 50-0 all-time great with a few moments of panic, writes Declan Taylor.

This fight was described in the build-up as everything between a circus and the biggest event in combat sports history. In many ways it was both.

And what it was, without question, was entertainment, as McGregor, the mixed martial artist turned pure pugilist befuddled his experienced foe with an unorthodox style and switch hitting.

Floyd Mayweather's Exotic Car Collection

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Floyd Mayweather, Jr.'s nickname is "Money" for a good reason. He's practically made of cash. According to Forbes, the flamboyant boxing legend made more than $105 million in 2014 alone.  And boy, does he know how to spend it! 

Money Mayweather recently tweeted out photo of his jet along with a collection exotic cars with the words "Welcome to my world."

 For those who are curious, here's a breakdown of everything in Money's photo — and their approximate values:

A. Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano — $350,000

B. Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet —  $170,000

C. Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4 — $400,000

D. Ferrari 458 Italia Spider — $260,000

E. Floyd "Money" Mayweather — networth est. $280 million.

F.  Ferrari 458 Italia Spider — $260,000

G. Gulfstream GIII — est. $2 million.

H. Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport — $1.9 million

I. Bugatti 16.4 Veyron — $1.3 million

J. Bugatti 16.4 Veyron —  $1.3 million

The total value of Mayweather's exotic car collection is roughly $5.94 million. For a guy with an estimated networth of more than $280 million, this is a drop in the bucket. After all, we're talking about the same guy who reportedly keeps $123 million in a single bank account. 

Mayweather doesn't claim to be an automotive collector in the same realm as a Jay Leno or a Jerry Seinfeld. Rather, he seems to be a guy who enjoys having nice things around — multiple copies of the same nice things. At the end of the day, driving the same Bugatti everyday of the week would be...uncivilized. 

(Photos) Baller Alert: Floyd Mayweather Spent How Much On His Girlfriend This Weekend??

Floyd Mayweather is a big boy most definitely! His ballin’ seriously is out of control sometimes! The champ took his girlfriend on a 70,000 Pre-BET Awards shopping spree! Lucky woman, I’m sure she deserved it! You gotta check out the merchandise, and the mile long receipt…

Doralie Medina did some major work to Floyd’s credit card, dropping $30,000 at Saks Fifth Ave on things like Berkin bags (yes, two), a CÉLINE python (another handbag), some new shoes and a few pieces of jewelry.

But wait, there’s more! He then took her to a jewelry store in downtown Los Angeles and dropped ANOTHER $40,000 on jewelry in the diamond district.

Normally we’d be worried someone might try and snatch her new bling, but considering she’ll be standing next to the most lethal fighter on Earth … we think she’ll be fine.

Nicki Minaj Paid $50,000 To Show Up At Floyd Mayweather’s Daughter’s Party

Making It Rain On Them Hoes: Rapper Fading Floyd Mayweather Paid Nicki Minaj $50,000 Attend Daughter's BDay Party

According to TMZ reports:

Nicki Minaj doesn’t even have to sing to make bank — sources tell TMZ Floyd Mayweather Jr. paid her $50,000 just to show her face at his daughter’s 14th birthday party.

According to sources, Mayweather rented out the entire MGM ballroom in Vegas to celebrate Iyanna Mayweather’s birthday last weekend — and Nicki showed up to surprise her.

We’re told Nicki stayed for about an hour — hanging out with Iyanna, taking pics … annnd that’s pretty much it.

You’ll recall, Iyanna’s birthday party is essentially what set off the brawl between T.I. and Floyd — after T.I.’s wife Tiny posted a photo of herself with Iyanna. Tiny was an unpaid guest.

yanna’s pretty spoiled as far as celeb guests go — last year, Justin Bieber showed up at her party. Just imagine what her sweet 16 will look like.

Nothing “young” about that kinda money.

Floyd Mayweather To T.I.: "These Hoes Ain't Loyal"

Floyd Mayweather reveals that he told T.I. that "these hoes ain't loyal."  Floyd Mayweather revealed what he recently told T.I. in a video that has been released by TMZ.   "That's what I told T.I.," Mayweather says in the clip. "These hoes ain't loyal."  The boxer was saying this as Chris Brown's "Loyal" played in the background of Larry Flynt's Hustler nightclub in Las Vegas, Nevada.  Mayweather was reportedly partying with several people that evening, including 2 Chainz, Flo Rida and Benzino. He allegedly spent $30,000 on strippers.    T.I. reportedly confronted Mayweather this weekend and the two were allegedly involved in a scuffle. T.I. later said he did not obtain any injuries on his face as a result of the brawl, but acknowledged that he injured his hand.

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Floyd Mayweather Explains Root Of T.I. Altercation

Floyd Mayweather says the root of the fight was over an Instagram pic of him and Tiny taken at a party.

Early this morning, Floyd Mayweather got into an altercation with T.I. over alleged jealousy of Floyd's relationship with Tip's wife, Tiny.
Within the same day, Floyd is now explaining the root of the fight via Necole Bitchie and, as expected, it was over Tiny.

"After the fight was over Saturday night, Sunday they came over my mother’s house," Mayweather said regarding a party Tiny and her friend Shekinah attended after the fight. "My mother had a big, big party for me. They came over and showed love. They came over to my house all cool, all respect. Hang out with The Money Team, my crew. Everybody was cordial. No disrespecting type. After that, I guess she put a picture up on Instagram of her at the fight so I guess he [T.I.] was feeling some type of way." 

Floyd also explained that he and Tiny are nothing more than friends. 

"I been knowing Tiny before T.I.," he explained. "I’ve never slept with her. I never kissed her, never touched her in no inappropriate way. Her friend Shekinah wanted to come to the [May 4th] fight. She brought Tiny with her. They came to the fight."

In regards to the Instagram picture that made T.I. upset, Floyd said T.I. believed that Tiny was trying to pin the two against each other.

"[T.I.] came to me when I was in New York," he said. "He stepped to me when I was at the jewelery store like, 'Yo, let’s go outside and talk.' We went outside to talk, but he talked about, basically, 'These girls tryna play us against each other.' I said, 'I don’t know what you’re talking about. You’re talking about your wife?' I never put up a picture of her on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook. I was basically like, 'Listen. I’m letting you know I ain’t got… Me and your wife don’t have nothing… If you think so."

Later in the interview, Floyd Mayweather expressed the desire to apologize to Tiny, but not T.I. 

"I’m going to continue to support Tiny and Shekinah cause they’re cool people and I don’t got nothing against them," he said. "So I apologize for that."

Floyd's former business partner 50 Cent made light of the situation after finding out about it this morning. In Instagram videos, 50 made a faux phone call to Floyd and questioned Mayweather's involvement in the altercation, telling him to lay off of T.I.'s wife.

Hear the full interview below:

Boxer Floyd MayWeather At It Again...Buys Fiancee $16 Million Necklace For Christmas

   
Apart from his prowess in the ring, World boxing champion Floyd Mayweather is also know for his opulent lifestyle and expensive jewels.
The 35 year old boxer however doesn't splurge on just himself, but extends his magnanimity to his fiancee Shantel Jackson whom he showers with unbelievably expensive gifts.
First came the engagement ring upgrade earlier this year. The ring is said to be 99% diamonds with very tiny, platinum brackets holding it together. The ring in question is now a reference point as far as women anddream engagement rings are concerned.

Now, word out is that the highest paid athlete for 2012 according to Forbes, recently gave his girlfriend a $16million-rare diamond-necklace for Christmas. Yes you read right, $16million(over N2 billion) necklace!!!
The 27. 64 carat diamond  necklace is one of rarest,largest and most expensive diamonds in the world known as Heart-of-Eternity.
If this happened in Nigeria, I'm sure they'd say the man has eaten vegetable being brainwashed! Lmao!!!
#Correctfiancethingz :D.

See the pic of the much talked about engagement ring(s) below.

The first engagment ring before the upgrade

The "upgraded" ring

Floyd also bought them his and hers rolexes

50 Cent Says Floyd Mayweather Owes Him $2 Million

50 Cent says that his beef with Floyd Mayweather began over a $2 million debt.

While 50 Cent is hardly a stranger to beef, perhaps his most surprising feud in recent history involves his former friend and TMT Promotions partner Floyd Mayweather. Now, in a recent interview with Power 106 FM, Fif reveals the origins of his beef with the famed boxer.

According to Fif, the feud began over a $2 million debt Mayweather owes to Fiddy for starting their TMT Promotions company prior to Mayweather's recent prison sentence. Fif explained that after his release from jail, Mayweather neglected his debt to the rapper and instead spent his fortune on jewelry and cars. Eventually, tensions boiled over and Mayweather lashed out at the rapper on Twitter at the behest of his entourage.

"[Mayweather] changed his mind…as he was actually going in to jail, he asked me to help him with Mayweather Promotions," Fif recalled. "As he actually got in and I took a look, I realized there is no Mayweather Promotions: there's no LLC, there's no seals, there's no 'incorporated'…technically, Floyd is a Golden Boy fighter [for Oscar De La Hoya's promotion firm]. He fights on every Golden Boy card, they do all the footwork…so when he says, 'Help me with Mayweather Promotions,' and it's not there, I go, 'Okay, I know what he means: he wants me to put it together for him.' So I do TMT Promotions, I get it all the way together…he comes home, and there's the, 'Let's get Floyd back in pocket' campaign that goes on, where there's $300,000 chains being bought and buying him the new Lambourghini…and I'm sitting there going, 'When are you going to give me the money?'…It's about [$2 million owed] at that point. When he finally does bring up the actual situation, he acted like he didn't know anything. Like, 'I didn't tell y'all to do that.'"

He added, "That's not Floyd [on Twitter or Instagram dissing me]; Floyd don't Tweet…he's got somebody next to him. See, everybody around him is co-dependent, so they gonna roll with what he says regardless…they'll tell him what to say. As soon as he gets confused, he's gonna go, 'Okay, okay, um, just call out [50 Cent].'"

Check out the full interview below.