Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s car collection recently grew with the addition of a new vehicle, this time as a gift for his mother.

The Mayweather family has a tradition of exchanging gifts on the 4th of July, and this year was no exception.

Mayweather shared a video of the car on his Instagram story, highlighting that while his mother does not drive, she will still enjoy being chauffeured in her new ride.

“This all about taking care of family. Just got my mom a new Mercedes, come check it out,” he said in the video.

“You know black everything because we killing in the game, come check it out. It’s good for her. Ball seats, you know like an NBA ball. Mom I love you, got you another gift.”

A lavish lifestyle

Mayweather retired from professional boxing in 2017, capping his career with a 50-0 record after defeating UFC star Conor McGregor in the event dubbed ‘The Money Fight,’ one of the sport’s most profitable matches.

In addition to the car for his mother, he has recently acquired several more vehicles for himself, showcasing his ongoing enthusiasm for luxury cars.

As a former five-division champion, Mayweather is one of the most financially successful fighters in boxing history.

Despite no longer competing professionally, he maintains a lavish lifestyle funded by the millions earned from his boxing career and astute investments.

In November 2022, 44-year-old Ricky Hatton returned to the ring to face 48-year-old and former three-division champion, Marco Antonio Barrera, in an exhibition. At that time, Hatton possessed the desire to rematch Floyd Mayweather too. However, the British boxer has now completely changed his tune.

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Mayweather and Hatton shared the ring in 2007 with the WBC Welterweight title on the line. Having outperformed Hatton, Floyd finally knocked the British boxer out in the 10th round. However, ahead of the exhibition against Barrera, when asked about a potential fight against Mayweather, Hatton declared, “To share the ring with Floyd again would be a dream.” But at present, Ricky feels otherwise.

“I don’t know if an exhibition would work between me and Floyd. I don’t know if there’s too much under the table and too much bad blood,” said Hatton. “I was p*ssed off at the referee in our fight, I thought he was s**t. I’m not saying I would have beaten Floyd anyway because it’s Floyd Mayweather,” he continued.

“But there was an understanding between me and Marco that this was an exhibition. Marco is a respectful person and so am l. But I don’t think here would be that ‘wink, wink, nudge nudge’ between me and Floyd,” Hall of Famer Hatton concluded. In this connection, let us critically revisit the fight between Floyd and Hatton.

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A critical analysis of Floyd Mayweather knocking out Ricky Hatton

Ricky Hatton was a little too desperate when he fought Floyd Mayweather in 2007. In his attempt to be the aggressor, he continued running into Mayweather’s punches, ultimately getting himself knocked out in the 10th round. Trying to close the distance impatiently, Hatton ended up in a square stance and exposed his chin to Mayweather. This allowed Mayweather to land his lead hook on Hatton’s head several times, angling out.

In the eighth round, the fight looked almost over as Mayweather, demonstrating vicious inside fighting, beat Hatton black and blue. However, Hatton, deficient in head movement and variety, kept returning for more with his head unprotected. In the 10th round, stepping back, Mayweather lured Hatton toward a corner. Of course, Mayweather expected Hatton, who was no equal to the former, to make a silly mistake.

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And he did. As Hatton tried to push ‘Money’ against the ropes, the latter landed a check hook while moving to Ricky’s blind side. You could tell Mayweather had been setting up that check hook for some time. With that said, would you have liked an exhibition between Floyd Mayweather and Ricky Hatton? Let us know in the comments below.

Being a boxer one requires a strong core to be able to land effective punches and react fast while in the ring. For the same reason, among other workouts, Floyd Mayweather would regularly condition his abs with the help of an ab-roller. Of late, a YouTuber popularly known as Barnation tried Mayweather’s workout with the ab roller to get unexpected results. However, it was not boxing that encouraged the YouTuber, it was rather a group of women!

As Barnation narrated the tale on YouTube, one day he went to the beach wearing a white vest. Of course, it was not a commendable choice as Barnation was not in his best shape. In his own words, Barnation looked like “Vin Diesel” in “Kevin Hart’s clothes.” However, to his surprise, a group of very attractive women approached him. But why?

The group of women who spotted Barnation seemed well-behaved and the YouTuber delighted in finding their company. However, little did he know, he was about to face disappointment. “So, long story short. This really pretty group of girls approached me and asked for directions to a restaurant. There’s nothing wrong with that,” said Barnation recalling the unfortunate incident. Soon the group of women left the YouTuber embarrassed out of the blue.

“But, it’s the way they asked me for directions. They said, ‘Excuse me, Sir, you look like you know where there’s a good place to eat really really good food,” revealed Barnation hilariously! “I just looked down and that thing [the belly] was hanging,” he said with disappointment.

But, Barnation had to be sure. So he, despite feeling awkward, confronted those women and asked, “Why would you say that?” In their reply, they made matters worse by explicitly saying, “You know your stomach.” So, Barnation misguided the women and decided to work as hard as Floyd Mayweather did.

Motivated to get back in shape, Barnation initially did “10 reps 10 times” i.e. he rolled his abs 100 times a day. However, after each rep, he would rest for a minute. But the journey was not easy! While it would be easy initially, after some time, his body would shake and he really had to push himself beyond his limits. “I felt like the food that I had the night before wanted to pop back out,” said Barnation, recalling the pain he survived. But, he did not give up.

From the 16th day onward, Barnation started to feel strong and he could feel that he was getting back in shape. Soon, he could roll his abs 200 times a day. At the end of four weeks, Barnation saw the result and was impressed. He was back in shape and wanted to return to the beach shirtless! So, he encouraged others who wish to get in shape too. “This is definitely beneficial, it really works,” he added. Let us know what you think of Barnation’s struggle in the comments below.

One of boxing’s hottest prospects, Curmel Moton, will feature on Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal’s undercard this weekend.

On Wednesday night, the 18-year-old prospect, who fights under Floyd Mayweather’s promotional banner, was added to Saturday’s card as a late addition.

He will face Russian journeyman Nikolai Buzolin (9-8-1) in his fourth professional outing (3-0).

Even though Moton is still in the fledgling stages of his promising career, there is plenty of hype surrounding the teenager.

Several media outlets have dubbed him ‘the next Floyd Mayweather’ while his mentor insists Moton is ‘destined to be great’.

Mayweather has consistently slotted Moton onto big undercards in order to get as many eyes on his young prospect as possible.

His debut, a first-round blowout of the then-undefeated Ezequiel Flores, took place on the Canelo Alvarez vs Jermell Charlo bill last September.

Meanwhile, his most recent outing against Anthony Cuba (7-1-2) – the only fight of his career so far to go the distance – was booked for the Tim Tszyu vs Sebastian Fundora show in March.

It is, therefore, no surprise that he has been added to the Diaz vs Masvidal showpiece event, which has garnered a lot of interest from both the boxing and MMA worlds.

The pair are set to rematch in boxing, five years removed from their inaugural encounter at UFC 244.

That night, Masvidal got his hand raised after the fight was waved off in the third round due to a deep cut above Diaz’s eye.

Now, they are set to settle their score at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California in the main event of an eleven-fight card.

The co-main event sees former IBF middleweight world champion, Daniel Jacobs (37-4), take on Shane Mosley Jr (21-4) – the son of boxing Hall of Famer Shane Mosley – while Ryan Garcia’s brother Sean (7-0-1) is also in action against the undefeated Amado Vargas (10-0).

Elsewhere on the bill, former UFC lightweight champion Anthony Pettis (1-0) is set to make his second appearance in the paid ranks against Team Diaz’s Chris Avila (4-1) following his win over Roy Jones Jr.