Floyd Mayweather, a legend in BOXING, has once more displayed his amazing car collection from his California home.
The 44-year old regularly displays his supercar collection, which is divided between his Los Angeles and Las Vegas mansions.
Floyd Mayweather displayed his amazing car collection at his Los Angeles home to his fans
His collection is estimated to be worth more than PS20million. Most of his motors are either white or black.
They are black in Beverly Hills, while they are white in Las Vegas.
Mayweather spent PS700,000.00 on nine cars before his show against Logan Paul. He shared an Instagram video showing his black cars parked in his garage.
Mayweather proudly addressed his 27 million followers. I have about 100 cars.
"But right now, we like to refer to this as the'sweet sixteen'."
He pointed out just a few of his motors. He showed off his Ferrari supercars: a Lamborghini and a Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren, a Bentley and numerous Rolls Royces.
When asked which car he would like to drive, he replied: "I have options."
"I don’t know what I want to eat tonight. I'm looking. I'm looking.
"You know what?" You know what I'm doing?
"Make it easy for me, make it simple. I'll take this one."
He chose a Mercedes Maybach as the winner, and Mayweather told his fans that he would see them at his strip club.
Manny Pacquiao, Mayweather's former rival, called Mayweather out after he said he would give Errol Spence Jr tips on beating the Filipino.
Pacquiao has criticised Paul for his fight against Mayweather, saying: "He's fighting a YouTuber to make money.
"And I'm fighting to add to my heritage, so that's something different. To fight an easy opponent to make money, or to fight the best fighter to enhance your legacy. It's something completely different.
I can fight a non-boxer or an easy opponent. Although I can pick an easy win, I prefer the best because I want more to my legacy.
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