Floyd Mayweather once again flaunts his world titles ahead of trip to Ghana

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June 10, 2017 10:41 AM

The 40-year-old clinched world titles in five divisions, capturing success from the super featherweight all the way up to the light middleweight weight class.

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Ahead of Floyd Mayweather’s trip to Ghana next week, he once again showed off his impressive haul of world title belts from his illustrious career in boxing.

Dubbed ‘Money,’ Mayweather became a world champion in just his 18th fight as a professional when he knocked out Gernaro Hernandez to become the WBC super featherweight champ in 1998.

His last bout before his retirement came against Andre Berto in September 2015 to finish with an unblemished record of 49 wins out of 49 fights.

In a video uploaded to Instagram by P-REALA, part of Mayweather’s team and CEO of his record label Philthy Rich Records, he revealed he was shut down in a debate after the American bragged of his achievements.

Showing an impressive 17 belts, the caption said: “Arguing With The Champ @floydmayweather About The NBA Finals And He Shows Me This… I Guess That Was The End Of The Convo.”

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