His net worth, according to Celebrity Net Worth, is about $400m, and has earned over $1.1 billion in his career. No surprise he’s nicknamed “Money.”
He has won 15 major world titles in five different weight classes, from super featherweight to light middleweight, and has an outstanding 50-0 professional boxing record.
The 47-year-old retired boxer has been in the news recently for varying reasons; some good and others not good. But that is what the undefeated boxer has been known for all his career.
A mix of controversies followed by doing his talking in the ring. However, these days the retired boxer prefers to do the talking off the ring, purchasing expensive items.
5 expensive things owned by Mayweather
- Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita Supercar
Mayweather bought a Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita supercar for a whopping $4.8 million in 2015. There were only models in the world at the time and he purchased the second one. It was the only USA Spec Trevita built in the world.
2. $18 million watch called ‘The Billionaire’
Mayweather bought an $18 million dollar watch in 2018. The watch designed by Jacob&Co was dubbed ‘The Billionaire’ and made up of 18K white gold, 239-emerald cut baguette diamonds with each diamond weighing about three carats.
3. Jewelry sets worth millions
He has spent a lot on jewelry and in 2018 splashed $5.8 million on a couple of bracelets and new chains during a shopping spree in Los Angeles.
4. Air Mayweather – a Gulfstream G450 Private Jet
The private plane is made up of the finest leather, as an entertainment area can host about 14 crewmen. He once told Fight Hype that the private jet cost him about $50 million.
5. Extraordinary collection of cars
Mayweather boasts of an extraordinary car collection in his Los Angeles and Las Vegas houses. He reportedly has over cars with his Rolls Royce costing as much as $4 million and four Bugatti Veyrons worth $1.6 million each.
In 2015, he posted three different models of Bugatti Chassis on Instagram with the caption: “$6,200,000 spent for just 3 cars that don’t depreciate, only appreciate.”
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