Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather recently treated 34 of his friends to a $1.1 million Super Bowl experience in Las Vegas. Despite this exaggeration, he disclosed paying $18 million in taxes.
Mayweather, now the proud owner of a $50 million private jet, often shares glimpses of his lavish travels on Instagram. Despite retiring in 2017, he remains financially active, participating in profitable exhibitions.
More recently, Mayweather squared off against Aaron Chalmers, showcasing his enduring boxing skills in a fight in the UK.
Floyd Mayweather’s Tax Bill and Super Bowl Gifts For 34 Friends
In a recent Instagram post, boxing legend Floyd Mayweather showed off his lavish preparations for the Super Bowl weekend in Las Vegas, where he lives. He showed the check he generously treated 34 friends to Super Bowl tickets, totaling $1.1 million.
In the caption, she wrote: “I don’t kiss – and I don’t need to ask for anything, especially not to get a Super Bowl suite.”
He continued: “I don’t mind accepting invitations from time to time, but one thing is for sure… the people who pay do all the sayings. So I got my own seat and suite so I could do what I wanted and invite who I wanted!”
“I was lucky enough to bring 34 people to experience the first Super Bowl in Las Vegas! $1,131,000.00,” he added.
However, the Boxing Hall of Fame champion also revealed he paid $18 million in taxes last year, sharing a photo of the check.
In the caption, he wrote: “Before I pay that million and exchange that little Super Bowl item, I have to pay the IRS aka Uncle Sam $18,047,181 (£14.3m).”
“This is what I owed in taxes when I retired, so imagine what I paid when I was activated,” he added.
Floyd Mayweather’s Private Jet is worth $50 Million
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Last month, Mayweather, who now boasts a $50 million private jet dubbed “Air Mayweather,” shared a glimpse of his parked Gulfstream G650 on his Instagram story. The luxury plane serves as Mayweather’s mode of travel to various far-flung destinations, including Monte Carlo, Hong Kong, Bali, Fiji, and Tokyo.
Decked out with plush leather seats and comfortable beds, the jet ensures the former professional boxer’s comfort during long flights. Plus, it has an entertainment system to keep him entertained, including high-stakes poker games.
Notably, the plane also has a satellite phone for communication and an advanced ventilation system that refreshes the cabin every two minutes, maintaining optimal air quality.
How Floyd Mayweather Maintained His Wealth
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Dubbed the “Fighter of the Decade”, Mayweather raked in millions from high-profile bouts against big-name fighters such as Manny Pacquiao, Ricky Hatton, and Conor McGregor during his prime.
Despite the occasional controversy, he is hailed as one of the sport’s greatest. After retirement, with an estimated net worth of $400 million, the 46-year-old remains financially active.
Mayweather continued to increase his wealth by managing various business ventures and real estate holdings and participating in exhibition matches around the world.
Floyd Mayweather Defeated Aaron Chalmers In An 8 Round Fight
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Although officially retired in 2017, Mayweather periodically returns to the ring for profitable exhibitions. In February, the undefeated Michigan-born boxer, with a record of 50-0, squared off against Aaron Chalmers in an eight-round no-score exhibition bout.
Notably, this marked Mayweather’s debut fight in the UK, although the event was marred by a sparse attendance. Despite the limited audience, Mayweather displayed his enduring prowess, dominating the match.
Although he wasn’t able to get a knockout, Mayweather showed off his superior boxing skills, leaving Chalmers struggling to land significant blows. Although scheduled to fight John Gotti III later in 2023, the match was canceled due to an escalating verbal feud between the two camps.
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