After That Night Floyd Mayweather Jr. Became The Main Superstar In Boxing

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Oscar de la Hoya vs. Floyd Mayweather was one of the biggest fights in boxing history. It took place on May 5, 2007, at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Oscar was the side A and his fee was more than 50 million, Floyd received less, but also an impressive 25 million. The fight sold almost 2.5 million PPVs. The total income from all sources amounted to 165 million. Floyd Mayweather chose the role of the bad guy in this show and in every possible way tried to offend and insult Oscar, especially before the fight at the press conferences and interviews. Also, the intrigue was that for the last 6 years, Oscar's coach was Mayweather's father, who agreed to continue working, but for a larger fee, but in the end, Oscar decided to turn to Freddie Roach for help. Mayweather's coach was his uncle Roger whom he respected more than his father. The superstar at the time was Oscar, but the 2-to-1 favorite was Floyd. Floyd had his trump cards like speed, boxing IQ, and defensive skills, Oscar's trump cards were size, punching power, and experience. Floyd had his first fight in 154 pounds and it was clearly not his weight.

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