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Wednesday, 2 January 2019
FLOYD MAYWEATHER REVEALS HE WILL POCKET $9,000,000 FOR TENSHIN NASUKAWA FIGHT
Floyd Mayweather has uncovered he will take an amazing $9,000,000 for only nine minutes work.
The undefeated boxing legend left retirement for a display battle with Japanese kickboxing knockout craftsman Tenshin Nasukawa .
Mayweather, 41, made a trip to Tokyo to top the bill for the RIZIN 14 super show at the Saitama Arena.
Nasukawa, 20, has not lost in 28 kickboxing battles, bragging a mind boggling record 22 wins by method for knockout.
Mayweather staggered the universe of boxing when he consented to participate in an exceptional presentation battle with Nasukawa - yet the session won't tally towards his 50-0 unbeaten record.
In three adjusts under boxing rules, multi-mogul Mayweather uncovered on Instagram he will leave with an eye-watering entirety for his efforts."What in the event that I disclosed to you I was making $9,000,000 for 9 minutes of fighting in Tokyo, Japan," he uncovered in a post.
"Okay do likewise on the off chance that you would me say me were? I like to consider it a 9 minute walk through."
It could not hope to compare to what the American earned for his last fight.Mayweather was supposedly $300,000,000 more extravagant after his tenth round triumph in August 2017 in Las Vegas over UFC symbol Conor McGregor.
McGregor has made no mystery of the reality he would be available to a rematch, while Mayweather has prodded the possibility of a MMA session with the Irishman.
Albeit five-weight best on the planet Mayweather demanded he would resign after that success in the T-Mobile Arena, it is believed that he might be enticed into another cash turning rematch with Manny Pacquiao one year from now.
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