‘If I Died Today…’: Floyd Mayweather Remained Brutally Honest in Front of His Kids in Forgotten Clip

One of the most successful athletes of recent times, Floyd Mayweather, does not have anything more to achieve. With zero losses and fifty professional wins, ‘TBE’ has cemented his legacy in the sport of boxing. With all his achievements in boxing, Mayweather is often spotted speaking about wealth and prosperity.

In an old interview with Fight Hype, Floyd Mayweather spoke about being happy and dying satisfied with his children by his side. Prior to fighting Canelo Alvarez and Manny Pacquiao, ‘Money’ sat with Fight Hype and thanked his fans for buying PPVs.

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“The main thing is I’m happy because I got my children with me. If I died today I feel good because I died with the ones that truly love me. You don’t love me for me, you know it’s just that. It’s a roller-coaster ride. You serve all across the world, you know,” expressed an honest ‘TBE.’

While Mayweather spoke those words to Fight Hype, his children YaYa and Koraun were present with him. Soon after the interview with Fight Hype, Mayweather eventually fought Alvarez, Maidana, and Pacquiao in the ring.

The prosperous life of Floyd Mayweather, even in his mid-forties

Despite retiring in 2017, Floyd Mayweather is still taking part in boxing. This year only, Mayweather fought three exhibition fights. Recently, he squared off against YouTuber Deji. In 2023, ‘Money’ has plans to return to the UK and compete in yet another exhibition fight.

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Although Mayweather has not yet revealed who he would like to fight, fans are excited to see him get back once again in the ring. What do you think about Floyd Mayweather’s comments on being happy and dying? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below.