Floyd Mayweather Jr. Dominates John Gotti III in Mexico City Exhibition

Floyd Mayweather Jr. defeated John Gotti III in an 8-round exhibition match in Mexico City, dominating his inexperienced opponent. The crowd booed loudly and tried to drown out Mayweather's post-fight interview. On the undercard, Mayweather's 18-year-old protege Curmel Moton scored a 55-second KO win, showing similarities to Gervonta Davis. With Julio Cesar Chavez Sr. not next, Mayweather may look to fight another influencer or YouTuber to continue his lucrative exhibition career.

Floyd Mayweather dominated John Gotti III in a peaceful exhibition match in Mexico City, unlike their first fight which ended in a brawl. The crowd voiced its displeasure after the eight-round exhibition. Mayweather praised Gotti's toughness, saying "Gotti is tough as nails." The exhibition was not officially scored. Mayweather looked angry when warned about punches to Gotti's head, and a new referee entered the ring. Despite the tension, Mayweather and Gotti embraced after the match. Mayweather..

Check out these photos highlighting the exhibition boxing match between Floyd Mayweather and John Gotti III at Arena Ciudad de Mexico in Mexico City. (Photos by Getty Images and Reuters)

Floyd Mayweather, a former world champion with an unbeaten 50-fight record who won titles in five different divisions and beat rivals like Manny Pacquiao, Oscar De la Hoya, Shane Mosley, and Saúl "Canelo" Álvarez, fought John Gotti III in an eight-round exhibition match in Mexico City; it was a rematch of a previous fight that ended in a brawl, and Mayweather asked for a change of referee during the second round, with the Mexican fans loudly booing at the end; in addition to Gotti, Mayweather..