Floyd Mayweather Sends a Heartfelt Message for Dr. Dre’s Recovery

Combat Sports universe knows Floyd Mayweather‘s love for rappers and their profession. He never fails to ignite his parties, walkouts, and occasions without bringing in any rap sensation from the music industry. Recently, Floyd Mayweather’s dear friend and rap sensation Dr. Dre got hospitalized after suffering a brain aneurysm.

‘Money’ took to his Instagram to send a heartfelt text for Dr. Dre’s quick recovery. He wrote, “We’re praying for you @drdre.”

Dr. Dre is an American rap sensation and a legend of the music industry. He got admitted to the hospital following his brain aneurysm and is currently under treatment in the ICU.

He is renowned for his notable work in music. Dre established Aftermath Entertainment and Beats Electronics. Previously he was the co-owner of Death Row Records. The 55-year-old has even produced a record of rappers like Eminem, Tupac Shakoor, Snoop Dog, and more.

His well-wishers have flooded social media with heartfelt messages for their favorite star.

Among many fans, Floyd Mayweather marked himself present for wishing him well. The duo shares a great bond with each other and Dre was observed at many outings alongside Floyd Mayweather.

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Floyd Mayweather and his love for rap

Mayweather fans are well acquainted with their favorite star’s love for rap and music. All of Floyd Mayweather’s house parties, events, and many notable outings include some sense of rap music in it. He has many companions in the music industry and ‘Money’ shares a special bond with them.

In fact, Mayweather’s kids Iyanna and Koraun boast successful careers in the world of music.

In 2013, ‘Money’ walked out with rapper Lil Wayne ahead of his highly charismatic fight against Saul Alvarez. Furthermore, big-wig Rapper Friyie even made a walkout song for Floyd Mayweather and his team named ‘Money Team’. This song was played in 2017 when Mayweather stepped inside the ring for his final professional fight.