Floyd Mayweather showed his extravagance once again by throwing himself a 43rd birthday over the weekend - featuring fake money and strippers.
The Money Man, who turns 43 on Monday, lived up to his reputation by celebrating his imminent birthday at glitzy Hollywood nightclub Boulevard3.
Mayweather opted to host a party which was attended by a host of celebrities including Snoop Dogg and French Montana.
Video clips emerged from the event which showed strippers riding "Air Mayweather" planes up and down the nightclub with smoke and fire.
And another example of Mayweather's extravagance saw fake dollar bills rain down with Mayweather’s face printed on the cash.
The American fighter has certainly been enjoying himself since he last fought back in 2017, when he overcame UFC superstar Conor McGregor in a boxing bout.
And Mayweather has recently claimed he has suggested fighting McGregor and Khabib Nurmagomedov on the same day.
Mayweather is working with UFC chief Dana White on a comeback in 2020 with a rematch with McGregor and another crossover fight with his rival, Khabib, both mentioned as possible bouts.
Both would be money-spinning opportunities for Mayweather as he eyes a return to the ring - and he clearly believes they would both represent easy challenges, as well.
In an interview with Drink Champs, he claimed he has talked to White about the prospect of fighting both UFC superstars in the same day - Khabib followed by McGregor.
Mayweather said: "I even talked about fighting Khabib and Conor in the same day.
"Khabib in the day and Conor at night. You pay one fee, probably $250, and you get both fights."
Mayweather comfortably beat McGregor in the boxing ring back in 2017, stopping him in the 10th round after barely getting out of first gear.
He has now revealed how little he trained for the bout.
“For the Conor McGregor (super-fight), I didn’t really train,” Mayweather said.
“All I did was do pushups and situps. That’s all I did. Pushups and situps, box a few times, hit the bag a few times. Because, actually, the training camp was in different places.
“I would do a training camp in Vegas a few days. Sometimes I wouldn’t go to the gym for a week.
“I took it serious. Like I said before, I wanted to have some fun in the fight. I wanted to entertain the people.”
