Floyd Mayweather Jr. has a new update.

Through his Instagram handle, he shared a clip revealing a private and cozy retreat.

Till now, as it appears, he doesn’t seem to have spoken much about it.

Needless to say, the journey through the richest boxer’s spacious and warm hideaway swooned over many.

Some didn’t waste time and took to pouring their hearts out in the comment box.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. and his jet-setting lifestyle have become a byword for luxury and extravagance.

With a reported net worth that hovers in the vicinity of half a billion dollars, the undefeated former champion frequently shares videos taken at exotic locales across the globe and snapshots of goods and items that are the best that money can buy.

Mani-Pedi and a Movie, the life of a former champ

The former five-division champion wrote, “I like to call this Movie Spa, something I’ve been doing for years, but now I’m revealing it to the world.” It’s difficult to ascertain the name of the movie he was watching.

But its sound seemingly gained an amplifying effect in an empty hall.

The camera shifts from the screen to the couch, the middle one, some two or three rows from the screen, where Mayweather Jr. is sitting and relaxing.

Though his face is not visible, it is apparent that he is enjoying the movie, all the while receiving mani-pedi from two assistants.

Last month, the undefeated former champion took followers on a roller-coaster journey across the globe. On his annual world tour, Mayweather Jr. and his team visited places such as Israel and India.

Fans saw him playing cards on the famed TGV rail system in France.

Another clip featured him enjoying the world-famous hot springs in Iceland.

The list just went on.

In the latest post, many of those who commented stated that Mayweather Jr. should desist from posting such messages.

In their view, it’s pointless to flaunt wealth, especially the way he’s doing it.

Floyd Mayweather Jr., In the Lap of Luxury

However, many came up in his support as well.

In the chorus, they voiced that whatever the former champion is doing, he has completely earned it.

Lauding the undefeated former champion, this user stated that he made his riches by using his two fists. It is one of the toughest ways to make money.

Hence, he deserves every right to enjoy the fruits of his hard labor.

“This man obtained all of his wealth with his two fists. That’s a hard hustle. He deserves all his pleasantries in retirement,” said the user.

The next user teased that the wealth that Mayweather Jr.

currently enjoys came all the way through years of hitting opponents on their heads relentlessly. “Bro got all this from punching people in the head,” the user said.

This follower appreciated Floyd Mayweather Jr. He motivates them to press ahead and take the next step, whatever the challenge that lies ahead.

The follower said, “Love this guy; he make me motivated to push you forward.”

The next one also stated that instead of disapproving of what Mayweather Jr. does, everyone should understand how he worked hard to reach the place where he stands today:

“This is what hard work gets you; don’t hate on him; take a page out of his book.”

But this user quipped that Floyd Mayweather Jr. might have to get into another exhibition fight. That will enable him to afford fancy theaters—the kind that shows him in lavish surroundings.

The follower said, “Floyd bouta do another exhibition to afford these home theaters.”

Clearly, the crowd does have a point. Floyd Mayweather Jr. took up boxing at an early age.

At the time when many in his age group were having a gala of time, he was burning midnight oil in the gym, sharpening his boxing skills.

Eventually, his hard work and dedication paid off.

To continue with boxing, there remains uncertainty over his next campaign. Last year, after the non-scoring bout against Aaron Chalmers, Floyd Mayweather Jr. faced John Gotti III.

The match ended in the most controversial fashion.

There were talks of a rematch between the two. Then, beginning this year, rumors of a rematch with former opponent Manny Pacquiao also gained momentum.

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