Floyd Mayweather has indulged in some retail therapy to help beat the stress of his looming fight with Conor McGregor.
According to TMZ Sports, Mayweather has dropped millions on a brand new, bright red Bugatti Veyron.
More specifically, Mayweather spent $3.3 million (£2.5 million) on a triple red 2012 Bugatti Grand Sport Convertible which according to Floyd’s car guy, Obi Okeke, is a ‘one of one’ car.
Of course while spending such an eye-watering amount of money on a car would bring most of us out in a cold sweat, it’s worth remembering that Mayweather is being paid around $300 million for his fight with McGregor so this is pocket change to him.
Money is no stranger to dropping ridiculous sums of money, a few months ago he threw his son a lavish 16th birthday party gifting him a a Mercedes C-Class Coupe worth around £31,000.
This isn’t even the first Bugatti Mayweather’s treated himself to. Back in 2015 he bought a Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse for $3,498,000.
Mayweather later tried to sell two Bugatti Veyrons: a 2011 Grand Sport and a 2015 Grand Sport Vitesse, on Ebay.
Unfortunately they failed to sell, presumably because he wanted £6.4 million for both of them and that’s not exactly walking about money, and he was forced to keep the cars.
Imagine having to keep multi-million dollar super cars? When will people realise that millionaire sports stars have problems too!
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