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Mayweather Vs. Berto
By Let's Talk Los Angeles on September 13, 2015
Floyd Mayweather dropped to his knees as the final bell sounded for the final 30 seconds, the crowd of 13,395 at the MGM Grand Garden stood, their camera phones in their hands, documenting the end of the unbeaten star’s legendary career. Berto wasn’t much of a challenge and Mayweather cruised into an easy victory, running his record to 49-0 in what he insists will be his last fight. Few believe he’ll be able to stay retired, but he earned at least another $32 million and, with television upside, his 2015 earnings could push past $300 million.
