Floyd Mayweather, boxing legend and owner of a stunning PS7m Las Vegas home, relaxes in 'one my many homes'

FLOYD MAYWEATHER displayed his luxurious Las Vegas home worth PS7million. The boxing legend boasted that it was 'one my many homes'.

Forbes named Mayweather the richest person in the decade, with PS706m of earnings. Mayweather has lived in Vegas since his pro debut at 19.

He carved out a record-breaking 50-0 season, before finally retiring in 2017, after defeating Conor McGregor, 33, in the UFC.

Mayweather's life as the Pay-Per-View King has given him many luxuries, including huge watch and car collections.

However, he also invests in real estate and property outside of boxing.

Mayweather's Las Vegas Mansion houses 11 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms and an indoor and outdoor swimming pool. There is also a gym.

He showed off his house recently as he stood in his gown beside a huge fountain and wrote: "At one my many homes, living a peaceful lifestyle."

He also uploaded a video of him swimming in his outdoor pool as he enjoys retirement.

Since 2017, when he was defeated by Conor McGregor (33), he has been doing this since.

However, Mayweather, nicknamed Money, has always maintained that he isn't retired from making money.

He returned to Japan in 2018 to exhibit with Tenshin Nasukawa, a featherweight kickboxer. This exhibition earned him PS7m.

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Three years later, Mayweather and Logan Paul agreed to a bizarre show.

Paul, 26 years old, was TWO STONE heavier when he survived the eight rounds of June.

Mayweather seemed unaffected, boasting about the PS72m ($100m), he received for his 'legalized bank robbery.