Floyd Mayweather gave his grandson a remarkable Christmas present, costing an astonishing $20 million.
The American didn’t earn the nickname ‘Money’ for no reason.
Floyd Mayweather bought his grandson a building for Christmas
In his esteemed boxing career, Floyd Mayweather caught the world’s attention, producing marvelous displays in the ring.
But it wasn’t just his skills that made him a star, but his braggadocious personality, with the American making sure everyone cared about his fights.
This allowed him to become the wealthiest athlete in sporting history, and consequently shower his family with expensive gifts.
This Christmas, the legend went the extra mile, buying his grandson a building.
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In a video uploaded to his Instagram, he told the three-year-old: “Guess what Papa bought you. I got you a gift. Guess what I bought you. You the first kid that own a building in a diamond district in New York City. We bought you a building. Papa bought you a building.”
The pair, sporting matching pajamas, then hugged and high-fived, before the youngster proceeded to give his grandad a teddy bear wearing a suit.
The property, located on 6th Avenue and 47th Street in Manhattan, comes complete with offices and a huge income-generating billboard.
In a statement, Mayweather said: “I used to shop in the diamond exchange as a young adult.
“I never thought I would end up owning this important property at the entrance of 47th street…
“Through hard work and dedication, anything is possible.”
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It’s fair to say that Mayweather is enjoying the fruits of his labor, regularly letting people know how he spends his money.
Even during his prime, he’d head to the Vegas strip and splash the cash on luxurious nights out.
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