Win or Lose FloydMayweather set to earn record $41.5 million[6.6Billion Naira] For less than an hour of work fighting Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez on Sept 14

Mayweather’s payday is the largest since Evander Holyfield pocketed $33 million for his rematch with Mike Tyson in 1997. Earlier this year, Mayweather took home $32 million after easily defending his WBC welterweight title against Robert Guerrero.
Floyd “Money” Mayweather Jr. will make more guaranteed money than anyone in the history of boxing when he faces Saul “Canelo” Alvarez on Sept. 14, proving his nickname is more fact than fiction.

For less than an hour of work, Mayweather will pocket a record $41.5 million for his junior middleweight title bout at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, a total that could go up, provided he gets a cut of the Pay-Per-View profits, according to Forbes.com. The 36-year-old, who often plays the heel in his bouts, was already the highest paid athlete for any sport over a 12-month period last year, according to Forbes, and he could claim that mantle again after his earnings are tallied up against Alvarez.

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Phewwwww!!!

The word 'sports' is blitheringly synonymous to money no doubt!

by the way, N6.6bn is vry high and ludicrous to be givn out to a single individual jus for a few minutes brawl, whn many peeps stil live below $2 a day