Floyd Mayweather Jr.

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Name: Floyd Mayweather Jr
Alias: Money, Pretty Boy
Birth Name: Floyd Joy Sinclair
Hometown: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Birthplace: Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 173cm
Reach: 183cm
Pro Boxer: Record
Amateur Boxer: Record

Amateur Highlights

Mayweather against Augie Sanchez at the 1996 United States Olympic Box-offs.
Mayweather's hand is raised after defeating Bakhtiyar Tilegenov at the 1996 Olympics.
Mayweather against Lorenzo Aragon in the quarterfinals of the 1996 Olympics.
Mayweather reacts to losing a controversial decision to Serafim Todorov in the semifinals of the 1996 Olympics.
  • Amateur Record: Usually recorded as 84-6 but 3 more defeats have since been found so he was 84-9.
  • 1993 National Golden Gloves Light Flyweight Champion. Results:
    • Salvador Casillas W 3
    • Domenic Filane W 3
    • Willie Seenn W 3
    • Juan Anzures W 3
    • Eric Morel W 3
  • 1994 National Golden Gloves Flyweight Champion. Results:
    • Isidro Garcia W 3
    • Julian Stevens W 3
    • Juan Anzures W 3
    • Nick Molinari W 3
    • Linton Nichols W 3
  • 1994 United States Junior National Championships. Results:
  • Lost on points to Martin Castillo at a 1994 United States vs. Mexico dual meet in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
  • Lost on points to Carlos Navarro at the 1995 United States Pan American Games Trials.
  • Lost on points to Juan Carlos Ramirez at a 1995 United States vs. Mexico dual meet at Fort Huachuca in Sierra Vista, Arizona, USA.
  • 1995 United States featherweight representative at the World Championships in Berlin, Germany. Results:
    • 1st Round - Defeated Marian Leondraliu (Romania) (8-7)
    • 2nd Round - Lost to Noureddine Medjihoud (Algeria) (6-8)
  • 1995 United States Amateur Featherweight Champion. Results:
    • Jesse Byers W 3
    • Raul Basulto W 3
    • Augie Sanchez W 3
    • James Baker WO
  • 1995 National Police Athletic League Featherweight Champion. Results:
    • Ernest Rodriguez W 3
    • Shavonn Price RSC 1
    • Elizondo Gilbert RSC 3
    • Carlos Navarro W 3
    • Carmello Ramos W 3
  • Dec 1995 Moscow Russia Trigran Ouzlian (Geo) L WO
  • 1996 National Golden Gloves Featherweight Champion. Results:
  • 1996 United States Olympic Trials. Results:
    • Defeated William Jenkins (RSC-3)
    • Defeated James Baker (RSCH-1)
    • Lost to Augie Sanchez (11-12)
    • Defeated Carlos Navarro (31-11) in Challengers Bracket
  • 1996 United States Olympic Box-offs. Results:
  • 1996 Featherweight Bronze Medalist for the United States at the Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Results:
    • 1st Round - Defeated Bakhtiyar Tilegenov (Kazakhstan) (RSCI-2)
    • 2nd Round - Defeated Artur Gevorgyan (Armenia) (16-3)
    • Quarterfinals - Defeated Lorenzo Aragon (Cuba) (12-11)
    • Semifinals - Lost to Serafim Todorov (Bulgaria) (9-10)

Professional Record

Mayweather wearing WBC and IBF title belts.
Mayweather vs. Genaro Hernandez
Mayweather vs. Diego Corrales
Mayweather vs. Jose Luis Castillo I
Mayweather vs. Jose Luis Castillo II
Mayweather vs. Arturo Gatti
Mayweather vs. Oscar De La Hoya
Mayweather vs. Ricky Hatton
Mayweather vs. Juan Manuel Marquez
Mayweather vs. Shane Mosley
Mayweather vs. Miguel Cotto
Mayweather vs. Saul Alvarez
Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao
Mayweather vs. Conor McGregor

Year-By-Year Record

  • 1996: 2(1)-0
  • 1997: 10(9)-0
  • 1998: 7(5)-0
  • 1999: 3(2)-0
  • 2000: 2(1)-0
  • 2001: 3(2)-0
  • 2002: 2-0
  • 2003: 2(1)-0
  • 2004: 1-0
  • 2005: 3(3)-0
  • 2006: 2-0
  • 2007: 2(1)-0
  • 2008: Did not fight (retired)
  • 2009: 1-0
  • 2010: 1-0
  • 2011: 1(1)-0
  • 2012: 1-0
  • 2013: 2-0
  • 2014: 2-0
  • 2015: 2-0
  • 2016: Did not fight (retired)
  • 2017: 1(1)-0

Regional & Minor Titles

  • IBO Welterweight Title (April 2006; 1 defense)
  • IBA Welterweight Title (November 2006; 0 defenses)
  • WBC Diamond Super Welterweight Title (May 2012; 0 defenses)

World Titles

  • WBC Super Featherweight Title (1998-2002; 8 defenses)
  • WBC Lightweight Title (2002-2004; 3 defenses)
  • WBC Super Lightweight Title (2005; 0 defenses)
  • IBF Welterweight Title (2006; 0 defenses)
  • (2) WBC Welterweight Title (2006-2008; 1 defense, 2011-2015; 5 defenses)
  • (2) WBC Super Welterweight Title (2007; 0 defenses, 2013-2015; 1 defense)
  • WBA Super Welterweight Super Title (2012-2016; 1 defense)
  • WBA Welterweight Super Title (2014-2016; 3 defenses)
  • WBO Welterweight Title (2015; 0 defenses)

Unified Titles

  • Unified Junior Middleweight Title (2013-2015; WBA, WBC)
  • (2) Unified Welterweight Title (2014-2015; WBC, WBA, 2015; WBC, WBA, WBO)
  • Simultaneously held WBC Welterweight Title and WBC Junior Middleweight Title (2007)
    • Vacated WBC Junior Middleweight Title in 2007
    • Vacated WBC Welterweight Title in 2008
  • Simultaneously held WBC Welterweight Title and WBA Junior Middleweight Title (2012-2015)
  • Simultaneously held WBC Welterweight Title and Unified Junior Middleweight Title (WBA, WBC) (2013-2015)
  • Simultaneously held Unified Welterweight Title (WBC, WBA) and Unified Junior Middleweight Title (WBA, WBC) (2014-2015)
  • Simultaneously held Unified Welterweight Title (WBC, WBA, WBO) and Unified Junior Middleweight Title (WBA, WBC) (2015)
    • Stripped of WBO Welterweight Title in 2015
    • Vacated WBC Welterweight Title and WBC Junior Middleweight Title in 2015
    • Vacated WBA Welterweight Title and WBA Junior Middleweight Title in 2016

The Ring Magazine Titles

  • World Lightweight Title (2002-2004)
  • (2) World Welterweight Title (2006-2008, 2013-2015)
  • World Junior Middleweight Title (2013-2015)

Lineal Titles

  • World Junior Lightweight Title (1998-2002)
  • World Lightweight Title (2002-2004)
  • (2) World Welterweight Title (2006-2008, 2010-2015)
  • World Junior Middleweight Title (2013-2015)

Awards & Recognition

Notes

  • Started boxing shortly after he started walking.
  • Fourth boxer to win a world title in at least five weight divisions (Thomas Hearns, Sugar Ray Leonard, Oscar De La Hoya).
  • Second boxer to win a lineal title in at least four weight divisions (Manny Pacquiao).
  • Holds the record for most world titles held simultaneously (5; WBC, WBA, WBO Welterweight Titles and WBA, WBC Super Welterweight Titles).
  • Shares the record for most world titles won (11; Evander Holyfield).
  • Holds the record for most wins without a loss or draw (50).
  • Ranked #1 pound-for-pound by The Ring from July 2005 until his first retirement in June 2008 and from December 2012 until his second retirement in September 2015.
  • Retired for the first time in his career on June 6, 2008, cancelling a planned rematch against Oscar De La Hoya. Came out of retirement in 2009 to fight Juan Manuel Marquez.
  • Retired for the second time in his career in 2015 after defeating Andre Berto. Came out of retirement in 2017 to fight Conor McGregor.
  • Retired for the third time in his career in 2017 after defeating Conor McGregor.
  • Son of retired boxer and trainer Floyd Mayweather Sr.
  • Nephew of retired boxers and trainers Roger Mayweather and Jeff Mayweather.
  • Half-brother of boxer Justin Mayweather Jones.

Career Earnings

Live Gates

Pay-Per-View History

Exhibitions

RIZIN.14
Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Tenshin Nasukawa was announced on November 5, 2018. Even though a ruleset and weight class weren't announced, Mayweather called the match a "Special Bout". Mayweather vs. Nasukawa was shades of the 1976 exhibition match between World Heavyweight Champion Muhammad Ali and Japanese professional wrestler Antonio Inoki, which was fought under special rules.

On November 7, 2018, Mayweather called the fight off claiming he never agreed to an official match. Mayweather said that he had agreed to an exhibition match, which was to be put on for a small group of wealthy spectators. This exhibition match was previously arranged as a “Special Bout” purely for entertainment purposes with no intentions of being represented on an official fight card nor televised worldwide. The fight was later re-arranged as a three-round boxing exhibition match to be contested at the welterweight limit of 147 lbs.

On December 31, 2018, Mayweather faced Nasukawa at the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan in the main event of RIZIN.14. Mayweather weighed 147 lbs, while Nasukawa weighed 137 lbs. Mayweather floored Nasukawa three times before the end of the first round. Nasukawa's corner threw in the towel after the third knockdown. The announced attendance was 29,105.

Bragging Rights
Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Logan Paul was announced on December 6, 2020. A location or weight class weren't announced, but Mayweather's representatives confirmed the validity of the exhibition match against social media giant and novice boxer Logan Paul (0-1).

Originally scheduled on February 20, 2021, the match was postponed and rescheduled for June 6, 2021 on Showtime PPV. The fight was arranged as an eight-round special exhibition to be contested at a maximum weight of 190 lbs. for Paul and 160 lbs. for Mayweather. The Florida State Boxing Commission didn't sanction the exhibition and didn't assign any judges for the match due to the weight and experience disparities between the combatants.

On June 6, 2021, Mayweather faced Paul at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida in the main event of a four-fight card on Showtime PPV. Mayweather weighed 155 lbs, while Paul weighed 189.5 lbs. Mayweather walked Paul down for the majority of the fight but was unable to hurt the bigger, but inexperienced opponent as Paul often held and leaned on Mayweather throughout the match. The fight went the eight-round distance without any knockdowns. No decision was rendered. Industry sources claim the event generated 1,000,000 pay-per-view buys and $50,000,000 in revenue.

Abu Dhabi Unity Boxing Event
Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Don Moore was announced on April 7, 2022. The matchup was originally scheduled to headline the inaugural edition of the Global Titans Fight Series titled "The Showcase in the Skies of Dubai" on May 14, 2022 in Dubai, UAE streaming on LIVENow (live-now.com). Event organizers planned to stage the card outdoors on the helipad of Burj Al Arab Hotel. On May 13, 2022, the event was cancelled due to the death of UAE President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan. The following week, Mayweather rescheduled the event for May 21, 2022 at Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi, UAE titled "Abu Dhabi Unity Boxing Event".

On May 21, 2022, Mayweather faced Moore in the main event of a four-fight card streaming on Front Row (frontrow.io). The eight-round fight containing two-minute rounds was controlled by Mayweather who scored a knockdown in the eighth round. The fight went the distance and no decision was rendered.


Preceded by:
Genaro Hernandez 		WBC Super Featherweight Champion
1998 Oct 3 – 2002 Apr 20
Vacated 		Succeeded by:
Sirimongkol Singwancha
Preceded by:
Jose Luis Castillo 		WBC Lightweight Champion
2002 Apr 20 – 2004 May
Vacated 		Succeeded by:
Jose Luis Castillo
Preceded by:
Arturo Gatti 		WBC Light Welterweight Champion
2005 Jun 25 – 2006 Mar
Vacated 		Succeeded by:
Junior Witter
Preceded by:
Zab Judah 		IBF Welterweight Champion
2006 Apr 8 – 2006 Jun 20
Vacated 		Succeeded by:
Kermit Cintron
Preceded by:
Carlos Baldomir 		WBC Welterweight Champion
2006 Nov 4 – 2008 Jun 6
Retired 		Succeeded by:
Andre Berto
Preceded by:
Oscar De La Hoya 		WBC Light Middleweight Champion
2007 May 5 – 2007 Jul 4
Vacated 		Succeeded by:
Vernon Forrest
Preceded by:
Victor Ortiz 		WBC Welterweight Champion
2011 Sep 17 – 2015 Nov 4
Retired 		Succeeded by:
Danny Garcia
Preceded by:
Miguel Cotto
Super Champion 		WBA Light Middleweight Champion
2012 May 5 – 2016 Jan
Super Champion
Retired 		Succeeded by:
Erislandy Lara
Super Champion
Preceded by:
Saul Alvarez 		WBC Light Middleweight Champion
2013 Sep 14 – 2015 Nov 4
Retired 		Succeeded by:
Jermell Charlo
Preceded by:
Marcos Maidana 		WBA Welterweight Champion
2014 May 3 – 2016 Jan
Super Champion
Retired 		Succeeded by:
Keith Thurman
Super Champion
Preceded by:
Manny Pacquiao 		WBO Welterweight Champion
2015 May 2 – 2015 July 6
Stripped 		Succeeded by:
Timothy Bradley Jr.


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