Floyd Mayweather unfazed by critics ahead of exhibition bout with Don Moore

Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather has hit back at critics after it was announced that he’ll return to the ring for an exhibition match on May 14.

For years now Floyd Mayweather has been able to maintain an aura of importance over the boxing world despite not being an active professional. ‘Money’ is considered by many to be one of the greatest boxers of all-time and with a 50-0 unbeaten record, it’s certainly hard to argue with such a theory.

Since his last pro bout, Mayweather has combined coaching and promoting with some exhibition contests around the globe. From Tenshin Nasukawa to Logan Paul and beyond, Mayweather isn’t afraid to step outside the norm and explore new options in the boxing space.

In the latest example of this, he’ll meet long-time sparring partner ‘Dangerous’ Don Moore in Dubai on a card that will feature Anderson Silva vs Bruno Machado. Oh, and it’ll take place on a helipad at the top of the Burj Al Arab Hotel.

However, that kind of thinking isn’t always welcomed by hardcore fans who have followed his career for years.

In the face of such criticism, Mayweather released the following video highlighting why he thinks he’s receiving this kind of hate.

“You know they upset. They upset because I’m able to milk the game, I’ve kept all my faculties, made a lot of smart investments. So you know when great people like Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, the people that own Walmart, Walgreens, when they’re getting money in their 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and even 90s, it’s okay.”

“A young kid like myself from the inner city, from the ghetto, I worked my way to the top. I was able to leave boxing on my own terms, keep all my faculties, and kept a lot of my money. So, they’re upset that I’m able to go out there and continue to