Floyd Mayweather’s Unprecedented Training Regimen for Gotti III – Will It Secure Another Victory?

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Mayweather knows how to stay on top

Retired boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. is staying in shape for his upcoming exhibition fight, scheduled for Saturday, August 24, against mixed martial arts fighter John Gotti III. The bout, agreed to eight rounds of two minutes each, promises to be an exciting event. 

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Just before boarding his private jet, Mayweather shared on his Instagram stories a brief workout, where he showed off moves and light jabs with his assistant’s pad, followed by a surprising show of strength by punching the sack.

True to his style, “Money” did not miss the opportunity to show off his fortune, showing off bags full of cash that he would carry on his private plane to Mexico, where the fight will take place at the Arena Ciudad de Mexico.

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Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs John Gotti III

“Money’s” last fight was seven years ago, when he faced the famous fighter and UFC champion Conor McGregor, after being challenged by the Irishman. The final result of that fight was in Floyd’s favor, which extended his undefeated record to 50 wins in his professional career.

John Gotti III made his mixed martial arts debut in 2017. He gained notoriety competing in the CES MMA promotion, where he displayed an aggressive style and ability to finish fights. After excelling in MMA, Gotti III transitioned to professional boxing in 2020.

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Gotti III has a particular history: he is the grandson of New York mob boss John Gotti, who was the leader of the Gambino crime family in the 1980s. However, Gotti III has opted to leave his own legacy and build a career outside his family’s criminal world.

The boxer, now 31, has a professional record of only two fights, both won by knockout. However, his skills in strength, stamina and mixed martial arts experience make him no easy opponent for the veteran Mayweather Jr.

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