Floyd Mayweather's absurd exhibition retirement tour took arguably its strangest turn yet this weekend in Miami as he squared off with the grandson of notorious mob boss John Gotti.
The boxing legend has been travelling the world with non-competitive exhibition bouts since retiring from the sport in 2017, taking his talents to Japan, Dubai, London and Miami. The script hasn't changed much - he arrives in a city to face off with somebody his team have hand-selected as offering no threat, moves around and pockets millions.
However, his return to Miami was like no Mayweather show before, with the bout ending controversially in the sixth round with Gotti disqualified by referee Kenny Bayliss. The New Yorker was enraged by the seemingly pointless decision and decided to keep punching at his opponent long after the fight had been stopped.
