FLOYD MAYWEATHER enjoyed nearly everything except a boxing match on his luxury trip to Dubai.
Before he expected his ring return, the American legend traveled over 7,000 miles to Middle East.
Floyd Mayweather riding dirt buggies in Dubai
The exhibition bout against Don Moore, a former sparring partner, was cancelled one day before.
This was after Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the UAE President, died at 73.
The UAE's Ministry of Presidential Affairs announced a 40-day mourning period and a three day suspension of all ministry work.
Mayweather, 45 years old, couldn't complete his spectacular display 700ft above the Burj Al Arab's HELIPAD hotel.
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The setback didn't stop the self-proclaimed "Best Ever", from enjoying the desert heat.
Mayweather, who had just arrived in Dubai, raced in dirt buggies on the sand to claim victory and was unsurprisingly the first.
Amir Khan (35), a former rival, also bumped into Mayweather, who claimed Mayweather tried talking him out of retirement.
The boxing legend enjoyed a night out just one night before he was scheduled to face Moore, 42.
SIGN UP DEALS AND FREE BETS - THE BEST NEW CUSTOMER OFFERINGSAfter Mayweather's performance, the NFL bad boy flew out to see him. They ended up spending some time together.
Brown and Mayweather enjoyed the sun on a yacht party that cruised past the Burj al Arab.
The ex-five-weight world champion had announced that his return was rescheduled for Saturday, May 21.
Global Titans Fight Series, which is co-promoting the event, insists that it will be rescheduled for October.
Despite all the confusion, Mayweather jumped into the indoor snowboarding center and uploaded himself with just about maintaining his balance.
The richest fighter ever took a trip to Dubai Mall and the Museum Of The Future in order to kill more time.
Mayweather, who claimed to have earned $1.2BILLION over his career, filled four cars with shopping bags.
Brown posted a behind-the scenes clip of Mayweather training, even though it may seem that his mind is on boxing.
This will be the American's third exhibition since he retired in 2017, after defeating Conor McGregor (33) in UFC.
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The first was against Tenshin Naukawa, a featherweight kickboxer, in 2018, and the second with Logan Paul, 27, in 2016.
Although Mayweather's show with Moore has not been officially cancelled, SunSport believes that an announcement will be made soon.
