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Floyd Mayweather Jr is undoubtedly one of the greatest fighters in history, and also one of the few who managed to retire undefeated after his last fight with Conor McGregor, this would be his 50th fight, which is the perfect record of 50 -0. This is his story:

Floyd Mayweather Jr. Born in Grand Rapids, Michigan on February 24, 1977, son of Floyd Mayweather, sr. He inherited his passion for the boxing of his uncle Roger Mayweather and his father who was also a boxer and who is now his coach. Floyd as an amateur got 84 victories and only 6 defeats and won a bronze medal in the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, debuted as a professional on October 11, 1996, defeating his opponent Roberto Apodaca in two rounds by technical knockout.

Floyd won his first world title at 21 years of age in the super featherweight category, after defeating the then champion Genaro Hernandez, the bout took place at the Hilton in Las Vegas where Floyd defeated Genaro in the eighth round, this was to the story since it was the first time that an Olympic medalist won a world title, which he defended 8 times after winning it. After this Floyd enters the lightweight division, he faced José Luis Castillo, on April 20, 2002, where he won after unanimous decision. Then Floyd on April 8, 2006 fought for the welterweight title in Las Vegas, against Zab Judah, who won by unanimous decision.

Floyd decided to go after the super welterweight world title and challenge the Mexican Oscar de la Hoya, for this match Floyd would receive the sum of 52 million dollars, the largest sum in the history of boxing. He said that this would be his last fight, but after a good time retreat he returned to the ring and faced Shane Mosley, Victor Ortiz, Miguel Cotto, Saul Canelo Alvarez, Marcos Maidana Chinese, manny pacquiao, and his last fight with the champion of UFC Conor McGregor.

The fight is Conor McGregor was run on August 26, 2017, which Floyd won by technical knockout in the tenth round, in this fight Floyd would receive the biggest payout of his career with approximately 350 million dollars. This makes him one of the richest athletes in history, Floyd gives himself luxuries that no other boxer can, like $ 3 million cars, the most luxurious houses in Beverly Hills among other things.