Floyd Mayweather Jr., known as "Money," has amassed a $500 million fortune by 2025, solidifying his status as boxing's wealthiest figure. His earnings stem from record-breaking fights against Conor McGregor and Manny Pacquiao, complemented by strategic investments in real estate, including New York City apartments.
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