Floyd Mayweather is often regarded as one of the richest boxers in the world. He has generated over $120 billion in the span of his highly decorated career. Today, the undefeated retired boxer is worth an impressive $450 million, but not all of his earnings came from boxing. Over the years, Floyd had invested his $120 billion earnings in a plethora of business ventures. Yet his most notable investment was in the real estate sector.

However, Floyd recently went all in on a new business endeavor. What did he invest in now? Floyd Mayweather recently added two alcohol brands to his impressive portfolio despite having never touched a bottle himself. Previously, ‘Money’ had revealed he never drank because he has seen many athletes and entertainers break down because of it. Nevertheless, Mayweather recognized the potential of making bags from the business venture. Since the two brands are in their baby legs, Mayweather brought in Steve Aoki, an $120 million Disco Jockey, to promote his champagne brand.

One of the alcohol brands Mayweather is involved in is – Le Bon Argent, which manufactures premium champagne. Also, that’s the brand Floyd partnered with Steve Aoki to promote. ‘Money’ recently took to Instagram to share a clip on his story with Aoki, where people are pouring down Mayweather’s campaign in everyone’s throat.

Aoki seemingly was performing in some club, where the room was filled to the brim with people dancing to Aoki’s music. By the looks of things, people are cherishing the brand-new line of campaign from Floyd Mayweather. What’s more, Floyd recently gave a tour of his manufacturing plant and introduced the CEO of Sothern Wine Spirits, who will handle the distribution.

Floyd Mayweather’s other whisky brand is called Good Money Whisky. As the name suggests, they manufacture Canadian whisky. According to their website, their whisky is the product of the finest blend of Canadian whiskey. Moreover, they age their spirits in genuine American Oak casks for a minimum of five years.

This process results in the most refined taste that offers a unique balance of smoothness and warmness. Among its list of ingredients, vanilla, caramel, and toasted oak bob stand out the most. Currently, the whisky is only available in the United States, but success may propel the brand to go international.

Back in May 2007, the legendary Floyd Mayweather went toe-to-toe with Oscar De La Hoya in a spectacle of epic proportions. The undefeated former world champion took home a massive bag after defeating De La Hoya. To put the fight’s success into perspective, it generated $19 million from gate revenue alone and sold 2.4 million pay-per-view buys. It brought up the total revenue to $165 million, where De La Hoya took home the majority share.

The topic of a rematch between them has been brought up every now and then, but nothing ever materialized. What’s more, after Floyd retired from the sport for the first time back in 2007, he even entertained the idea. However, even back then, Floyd had stated that he would only do that fight under one condition. So, when Floyd’s comments resurfaced online amid discussions about a potential fight between Floyd and Manny Pacquiao, fans erupted with opinions.

Recently, a Facebook user shared an old comment from Floyd Mayweather regarding a fight with Oscar De La Hoya. “If I did want to come back, I was going to make, what, $50 million (for the De La Hoya rematch)? You know what, don’t call my phone unless you’ve got $100 million,” said Floyd. As the post started circulating on Facebook, fans quickly took to the comment section to express their disapproval.

One user urged Mayweather to pass the torch to young boxers and let them take center stage. “Let the young guys do their thing. No one wants to see this stuff. Both of those guys had a great career at some point. You must sit down and pass the torch,” wrote the user.

Another user criticized Mayweather while comparing him to Sugar Ray Robinson. The user claimed Robinson was a way better boxer because he fought more rounds per fight and more fights overall. The user commented, “Sooo tired of this dude!! Ray Robinson was the true undisputed. Fought 15-20 rounds, not 10. And over 200 fights!!!”

Someone else suggested if there had to be a rematch involving Mayweather, it should be against Manny Pacquiao. The user suggested that the fight would bring in more money. “If there was any kind of rematch, it should be Pac Man, Mayweather. I believe that would bring inn some money,” the user wrote.

Commenting on the same subject as the last user, this person highlighted that Pacquiao wants to end his career with a big fight. So, Floyd should fight Pacquiao while claiming no one wants to see a fight with Oscar. “Pacman wants to go out with a bang; this should be the final fight. No one wants to see Oscar,” the user wrote

The next user claimed that Mayweather would pick Oscar because he would run out of stamina, and Mayweather could keep running away from him. “Picking another fighter that ran out of gas. Mayweather will run, run, run till De La Hoya gives up again. That would be early in the second round,” the user commented.

Years after defeating De La Hoya, Mayweather’s demand for a rematch attracted lots of criticism from the boxing world. However, the burning question is – would you like to see a rematch between Oscar and Mayweather?