It is estimated that Floyd Mayweather made more than one billion dollars during his boxing career, during which he went unbeaten in all 50 of his professional bouts.

 

Even if he has been compelled to deny that he is broke as a result of his lavish spending, there is still the possibility that he may sell his massive automobile collection in order to get himself out of a financial bind.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pretty Boy has amassed his own fleet of dream motors which is said to be worth £20million.

It includes a series of Rolls-Royces worth over a staggering £3million, as well as four Bugatti Veyron supercars that cost £1.7million.

 

But what’s unique about ‘Money’ Mayweather’s cars is that they mostly come in two colours – white or black – and are divided between his two mansions in LA and Las Vegas.

In Los Angeles they’re black, and in Las Vegas they’re white.

THE WHITE STUFF

Scanning through 45-year-old Mayweather’s Las Vegas collection in his palatial Nevada abode, you’ll see some wondrous toys.

 

The most exceptional being the car collector’s favourite, the Bugatti Veyron.

Just like Cristiano Ronaldo, Mayweather is a huge fan of the Italian car maker.

He seemingly owns four – one in white, one in black, and the exceptions to the two-tone rule being in red and silver.

 

The other vehicles include a Lamborghini Aventador (£275,000), as well as a Ferrari 488 worth around £238,000.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Even though there is a vintage Porsche 911, the spotlight is on the Bentley Mulsanne, which with a starting price of $238,700 is the most expensive Bentley model currently available for purchase.

When he wants to show off the interior of one of his cars on Instagram, he will sometimes include a wad of cash as a prop. This is typical of the Mayweather brand.

Even more astonishing is the fact that he will park them in front of a private jet if it will help him demonstrate his range.

 

BACK IN BLACK

 

The situation is not dissimilar in Los Angeles.

Mayweather, who resides in a luxurious property in Beverly Hills, has a large garage that needs to be stocked.

And the ex-light middleweight champion couldn’t wait to show us what he had stashed up in his bunker.

Unbelievably, we saw FIVE Rolls-Royces, each of which was valued more than £2 million.

There was a classic Phantom, just like the one in his Vegas home, that was priced at £355,000. There was also a Phantom Drophead Coupe that was priced at £367,000, a Dawn that was valued at £264,000, and a Wraith that was priced at £364,000.

In addition to that, a huge Cullinan that would have cost him almost $300,000 to purchase. In addition, there was another Ferrari 488 and a Mercedes Maybach that cost 172,000 pounds sterling.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Other vehicles in Mayweather’s Los Angeles fleet include his Mercedes G63 AMG, which cost £155,000, and even a branded van that bears his name.

It’s a no-brainer for Mayweather.

It makes no difference whether it’s black or white; as long as it’s elegant and expensive, that’s all that matters.