While His Father Was in Prison, Floyd Mayweather Dropped Out of School and Achieved the Impossible in Six Months

Former five-weight division champ, Floyd Mayweather is making headlines for his much-awaited exhibition bout in Dubai. Ahead of his much-awaited return to the ring, ‘Money’ Mayweather joined ‘The Pivot Podcast’ and gave insights into his life. ‘The Best Ever’ highlighted how he paved the way to enormous success while facing various difficulties.

In an exclusive interview with Alex Rodriguez, Mayweather shed light on various aspects of his life, such as business, family, and sports. He also recalled that despite hardships, he achieved the impossible in six months.

‘Money’ Mayweather narrated the whole scenario when he became a millionaire. He said, “You know mother being on drugs dad going to prison, me just going to the Olympics by myself, me being in the 12th grade seeing my mother not having much.”

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“My sisters and my mom going through a lot me at one particular time seven of us in a one-bedroom. I said you know what I left school, we went like two credits to go left school within. I want to say six months I was a millionaire.”

What is Floyd Mayweather’s net worth in 2022?

‘The Best Ever’ retired from the sport as the highest-paid athlete around the globe. However, various reports claim distinct figures about his career earnings, but could not figure out the exact numbers that Mayweather had pursed.

According to Floyd Mayweather, his net worth is over 1.2 billion. The biggest contribution to it is his record purses for the blockbuster fights against Manny Pacquiao and Conor McGregor. Moreover, he owns several enormous projects in real estate. Apart from that, he also promotes boxers through his company ‘Mayweather Promotions’.

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