Floyd Mayweather's next opponent Money Kicks is not afraid of fighting in the 700-foot hotel HELIPAD because of skydiving

YOUTUBER "Money Kicks" has NO fear of facing Floyd Mayweather at 210m above sea level on a HELIPAD...because he is already a thrill-seeker.

The talks are in their final stages with Mayweather, the American boxing legend.

The most amazing thing about this shock bout is its location on Burj Al Arab Jumeirah’s hotel helipad in Dubai, at 700ft.

An opponent who is afraid of heights, if sharing the ring as one of the greatest fighters of all time, would be impossible.

However, Money Kicks' son Rashed Belhasa, a billionaire construction mogul, clearly doesn't have such panic.

SunSport was informed by him that he had done skydiving and is not afraid!

"But it's different, but it isn't my event, it is Floyd's."

"So, when they said they were going to hold an event on the helicopter pad, I was like, "That's crazy!"

Belhasa is as green as the sport, with Mayweather's 50-0 unbeaten record.

Two wins in the ring were achieved by Logan Paul and Jake Paul, American brothers, who were 26 and 25 respectively.

They were up against Anas Elshayib, Ajmal Khan and others on the celebrity boxing banner "Social Knockout" - which Money Kicks coowns.

He will be entering Mayweather's world, which means he won't have to spend a dime.

Belhasa stated: "I have my very own event with Social Knockout media company. We started that."

"That's my event. People are confused. They think that I am going to give Floyd fifty millions, but I'm not paying anything."

MONEY MAKING EXHIBITIONS

After beating Conor McGregor (33) in a lucrative cross-over fight, Mayweather, 44 has officially retired from boxing.

He has been back twice since then, first in an exhibition against featherweight kickboxer Tenshin Naukawa (23).

Logan Paul (26), a YouTuber, took the icon, who was now retired, eight times. He weighed TWO STONE MORE.

Former five-weight boxing champ boasted that he had earned $100 million (PS72m) in the past for what he called "a legalised bank burglary".

Belhasa can't predict how much their spectacle bouts will make, but knows it will be enough to get Mayweather back in the ring.

He stated, "Floyd's about the money. I know Floyd.

"Floyd is going to make millions of dollars (millions) no joke. Floyd won't go in the ring. He's the best fighter in the world.

Belhasa's father, Saif Ahmed, is an entrepreneur and one of the most successful businessmen in UAE. He has provided his son with a life full of luxury.

This includes supercars and celebrity meetings, as well as a private Zoo that has hosted Mayweather and other sports stars.

It seems a risky decision to make a transition to the brutal world of boxing.

Belhasa's move was all about him breaking free and being a pioneer in Middle East boxing.

He said, "I wanted to create my own name and build my empire."

"I wanted the title of the first Middle East boxer, as there aren't many big boxers in this region.

"I was like, let me start something. I love challenges, I love hard work. It's risky because you could lose everything if you put everything on the line.

"But, I like that pressure."