American Boxer Floyd Mayweather spends $6,200,000 million on three Cars

Floyd Mayweather has been making the headlines lately, not for negative reasons though.

 The undefeated American boxer recently shared a picture of his Jet and fleet of cars, and now he deems it fit to let the world know how much they cost.

 

According to a post on his official Facebook profile, three of his Bugatti classic costs over six million dollars.

 

''$6,200,000 million dollars spent for just 3 cars that don't depreciate, only appreciate''

1. Bugatti Grand Sport Chassis 088 Matte White 1 of 1 in the USA. $3,000,000 million dollars

2. Bugatti Veyron Chassis 116 White Over Soft Silver USA. $1,600,000 million dollars

3. Bugatti Veyron Chassis 101 Black Metallic/Red Metallic USA $1,600,000 million dollars

 

Some call him ''Money'' others think he's simply showing off. What do you make of this?

Money Man Floyd Mayweather shows off his collection of shoes

American Boxer Floyd Mayweather showed off his collection of shoes on Instagram so as to have his followers help him choose which to wear.

He said in his post ''I'm having a hard time choosing which #ChristianLouboutin shoe I want to wear.

''I could only fit 80 pairs of #redbottoms in this photo can someone please help me choose which one I should put on.

Known for flaunting his cash, this time he decided to let the world into his shoe collection.

Serena beats Wozniacki in US Open Final, pockets $4million

American female Tennis player, Serena Williams has once again showed why she is one of the greatest players of all time after putting up one of her best performances of the year to defeat Caroline Wozniacki 6-3, 6-3 and win the US Open for a third consecutive year.

 

With this win Williams captures her 18th Grand Slam singles title, tying Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert. Steffi Graf is the only player in the Open era with more Grand Slam titles at 22.

 

Williams also becomes the first player to win three consecutive US Open titles since Chris Evert, who swept the tournament from 1975-78. This was also the third year that she won the US Open without losing a set, having previously done so in 2002 and 2008.

 

According to the tournament official website, the No. 1 seed collected $3 million for winning the US Open this year, plus an additional $1 million bonus for winning the Emirates Airline US Open Series this summer, making her $4 million check the largest winner's purse in US Open history. Wozniacki received $1,450,000 for reaching the final.

 

Despite the loss, Wozniacki can consider this tournament a bonafide success after reaching her second Grand Slam final and first since the 2009 US Open. She will move back into the Top 10 when the latest rankings are released.

 

 

 

 

Interesting! What God told Floyd Mayweather about being extravagant

Another interesting comment you'll say from the undefeated himself on his Instagram account.