Floyd Mayweather Spent $1 Million On Cars In One Week

Jun. 07, 2021 12:11 PM ET byMartin Bigg Luxury /27 Comments

The boxing champion bought nine luxury cars worth $1 million in a week.

Floyd Mayweather and Logan Paul battled it out in the boxing ring last night in a hard-fought eight-round exhibition at Miami's Hard Rock stadium. Although no winner was announced as there was no official judging at the match, Mayweather is expected to earn up to $100 million for the fight.

As one of the wealthiest sportsmen in the world, Floyd Mayweather has his fair share of fans and haters. Throughout his successful career, the boxing champion has earned a staggering $1 billion, and a lot of that money is spent on his expanding hisswanky car collectionreportedly worth around $40 million.

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On Instagram, Mayweather recently gave a tour of his multi-million-dollar collection of luxury cars and supercars comprising of multiple Rolls-Royces, Bentleys, Ferraris, and Lamborghinis. According to TMZ Sport, Mayweather recently went on a spending spree, buying as many as nine new cars in one week worth nearly $1 million.

Last week, Mayweather visited the Towbin Auto Group dealer in Vegas and ordered a whiteRolls-Royce Ghost, one 2021 Mercedes S560, one 2021 Maybach sedan, one 2021 Dodge Journey, two 2021 Dodge Chargers, and three 2021 Dodge Challengers. With the exception of the Rolls-Royce Ghost, Mayweather bought these cars for his friends and family.

According to Chop, who owns the shop and also hosts the King of Cars series, Mayweather later added another Rolls-Royce Ghost to his order, bringing the total to nearly $1 million because you can never own too many Rolls-Royce cars when you have this much money to burn.

Mayweather owns over 100 cars, most of which are painted in either white or black and stored in his two mansions in LA and Las Vegas. He stores his black cars in LA and his white cars in Las Vegas. Other cars in his incredible collection includeseveral Bugatti Veyronsincluding a Grand Sport Vitesse,two LaFerraris, and an Aston Martin One-77.