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Floyd Mayweather breaks records with most expensive rental of luxury apartment in New York

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The multimillionaire former boxer found a passion in real estate

After a long search, Floyd Mayweather Jr found a luxurious apartment in Manhattan. The former world boxing champion already has another passion in real estate investment, and would be paying the figure of $100,000 per month for this residence.

“Money” assures that she moves from place to place for commercial reasons, as most of her money is invested in New York and she needed to settle in those lands

By the way, it is not the first property he has near that county, according to several media reports, Floyd has a huge room in the Baccarat Hotel and Residences.

All the details of the luxury apartment

Apparently, this residence was in the power of Travis Kalanick, former CEO of Uber.Floyd Mayweather

The apartment has a rooftop pool. It is practically a huge 30-story building, it was built in 2016 by the Italian architect, Renzo Piano

It seems that it was quite a challenge for Mayweather to find the perfect place, as he also took a look at a building with furniture at $95,000 per month on Leonard St, Tribeca and a five-bedroom penthouse worth $80,000 per month near the same location, but in the end he decided to go for another option.

Is Floyd returning to boxing in 2025?

On the other hand, it is said that in Saudi Arabia they want to convince “Money” to participate in the Riyadh Season with an exhibition boxing match. According to some reports, his opponent could be Mario Barrios, and the card could have a legends theme and the idea is that it will take place in March 2025

If the money is right, it seems that Floyd Mayweather Jr. would return to the ring with an exhibition, something that happened during 2024 with his fights with John Gotti III.

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Boxing Community Is Saying the Same Thing as Floyd Mayweather’s Suspended Protégé Seeks Forgiveness

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For young Curmel Moton, it was perhaps the first brush with boxing’s infamous upheavals. Aside from witnessing an upcoming bout being canceled, faced a suspension. Nevertheless, the boxing prodigy decided it was high time he offered an apology. Directed to the New Jersey Athletic Commission and scores of fans, through an Instagram post, he shared that he will be back in the ring soon. The post has since witnessed a range of comments.Floyd Mayweather UFC

The eighteen-year-old who marked his debut last year was scheduled to face Bryan Mercado on ‘Tale of Garcia IV’. Headlined by the fight between Anthony Young and Windry Amadis Martinez, the event promoted by former champion Danny Garcia took place on November 30 at ACX1 Studios in Atlantic City. However, controversy erupted when, during the final weigh-ins, Curmel Moton missed the weights by nearly 15 pounds. For a 133-pound limit bout, he tipped the weighing scale at 148.7 pounds. As a result, the fight against Mercado met with cancellation.

“I want to apologize to the New Jersey Athletic Commission and fans,” read the message on Moton’s Instagram post. He added, “The commission had nothing to do with what happened last week. God willing, I’ll be back in the ring soon.”

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