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Floyd Mayweather Boxing Record

Floyd Mayweather Boxing Record

Opponent: Conor McGregor
Date: 26 Aug 2017
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 10
Fight Summary: In one of the most lucrative and highly publicized crossover events in sports history, Mayweather faced UFC superstar Conor McGregor in Las Vegas. McGregor showed surprising aggression and captured the early rounds as Mayweather deliberately waited out the storm. As McGregor fatigued significantly under boxing rules, Mayweather went on the attack, systematically breaking down the MMA champion before the referee stopped the fight in the tenth round to preserve Mayweather’s perfect 50-0 legacy.

Opponent: Andre Berto
Date: 12 Sep 2015
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Billed as his initial retirement bout, Mayweather defended his unified welterweight titles against former champion Andre Berto in Las Vegas. The buildup was relatively subdued compared to his previous mega-fights, and the bout followed a predictable pattern. Mayweather put on a defensive masterclass, completely frustrating Berto with sharp counter punches and shoulder-roll defense to cruise to a wide, lopsided unanimous decision.

Opponent: Manny Pacquiao
Date: 02 May 2015
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: After five years of intense public anticipation and complex promotional negotiations, the richest fight in boxing history finally took place in Las Vegas. Pacquiao attempted to bring his signature high-volume, aggressive style, but Mayweather completely neutralized the Filipino icon’s power with a masterful display of distance control and a razor-sharp counter jab. Mayweather completely controlled the tempo of the mega-fight, winning a comfortable unanimous decision.

Opponent: Marcos Maidana
Date: 13 Sep 2014
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Following a highly competitive first encounter, Mayweather signed up for an immediate rematch against the rugged Argentinian Marcos Maidana in Las Vegas. Unlike the first fight, Mayweather kept the contest strictly in the center of the ring, utilizing beautiful lateral movement to completely prevent Maidana from trapping him against the ropes. Despite a bizarre moment where Mayweather claimed Maidana bit his hand, the pound-for-pound king won a clear decision.

Opponent: Marcos Maidana
Date: 03 May 2014
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: MD 12
Fight Summary: Mayweather faced one of the most grueling, physical challenges of his career against the ultra-aggressive Marcos Maidana. Maidana came out with a ferocious, roughhouse approach, throwing wild punches from all angles and trapping Mayweather against the ropes for sustained periods. Mayweather showed his legendary championship resolve, adapting in the middle rounds to land precise counter right hands, edging out a highly competitive majority decision.

Opponent: Canelo Álvarez
Date: 14 Sep 13
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: MD 12
Fight Summary: In a massive catchweight blockbuster billed as “The One,” Mayweather took on the undefeated, 23-year-old Mexican phenom Canelo Álvarez. Mayweather put on arguably the finest performance of his legendary career, completely outclassing the larger young star with blinding hand speed and flawless footwork. While judge CJ Ross shockingly scored the bout a draw, the wider boxing world recognized it as a pure masterclass from Mayweather.

Opponent: Robert Guerrero
Date: 04 May 2013
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Returning from a one-year layoff that included a brief stint in prison, Mayweather defended his WBC welterweight title against mandatory challenger Robert Guerrero. Guerrero’s team engaged in aggressive trash talk during the buildup, but inside the ring, Guerrero was completely outmatched. Mayweather timed Guerrero’s rushes perfectly, landing a continuous stream of straight right hands to capture a wide decision.

Opponent: Miguel Cotto
Date: 05 May 2012
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Moving up to light middleweight, Mayweather challenged WBA champion Miguel Cotto in a highly physical encounter. Cotto provided a tremendous fight, managing to apply consistent pressure and bloody Mayweather’s nose against the ropes in the middle rounds. Mayweather had to dig deep into his tactical toolbox, unleashing an explosive twelfth round to secure a highly competitive but clear unanimous decision victory.

Opponent: Victor Ortiz
Date: 17 Sep 2011
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 4
Fight Summary: This bout ended in one of the most controversial finishes in modern boxing history. After a frustrating fourth round where Victor Ortiz intentionally headbutted Mayweather, the referee deducted a point and called for a brief break. As Ortiz went to repeatedly apologize to Mayweather with his hands down, Mayweather immediately capitalized, landing a devastating left-right combination that knocked Ortiz out cleanly while he was looking away.

Opponent: Shane Mosley
Date: 01 May 2010
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Mayweather faced a massive scare in the second round of this welterweight blockbuster when Shane Mosley landed a thunderous overhand right that visibly buckled Mayweather’s knees. Showing immense composure under extreme fire, Mayweather held on, recovered completely between rounds, and proceeded to completely dominate the remaining ten frames, leaving a tiring Mosley searching for answers.

Opponent: Juan Manuel Márquez
Date: 19 Sep 2009
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Ending a 21-month retirement hiatus, Mayweather returned to the ring to take on Mexican legend Juan Manuel Márquez, who moved up two weight classes for the opportunity. The fight carried controversy before the bell as Mayweather missed the contracted catchweight limit, paying a substantial financial penalty. Inside the ring, Mayweather’s size and speed advantages were overwhelming, dropping Márquez in the second round en route to a lopsided shutout win.

Opponent: Ricky Hatton
Date: 08 Dec 2007
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 10
Fight Summary: In a spectacular clash of undefeated superstars, Mayweather defended his welterweight crown against Britain’s beloved Ricky Hatton. Thousands of vocal British fans traveled to Las Vegas, creating an electric, hostile atmosphere. Hatton applied relentless pressure early, but Mayweather systematically broke him down before finishing him in the tenth round with a spectacular check hook that sent Hatton crashing into the ring post.

Opponent: Oscar De La Hoya
Date: 05 May 2007
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: SD 12
Fight Summary: This iconic mega-fight shattered all existing pay-per-view buy records and elevated Mayweather to global superstardom. Challenging “The Golden Boy” Oscar De La Hoya at light middleweight, Mayweather had to overcome De La Hoya’s early aggression and stiff left jab. As the veteran champion tired over the back half of the contest, Mayweather’s precision counter-punching took over to secure a tight split-decision victory.

Opponent: Carlos Baldomir
Date: 04 Nov 2006
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Mayweather challenged lineal welterweight champion Carlos Baldomir in a fight that was heavily criticized for its lack of explosive action. Baldomir came forward with extreme durability but lacked the hand speed to touch Mayweather. Operating with a severely injured right hand, Mayweather put on a pure defensive boxing clinic, out-jabbing Baldomir over twelve comfortable rounds.

Opponent: Zab Judah
Date: 08 Apr 2006
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: This high-stakes match featured a battle of elite speed against the slick southpaw Zab Judah. Judah started beautifully, flashing lightning-fast hands to win the early frames. Mayweather adjusted brilliantly to take control, but the fight erupted into total chaos in the tenth round when Judah landed a blatant low blow, sparking a massive, multi-person ring riot involving both corners before order was restored.

Opponent: Sharmba Mitchell
Date: 19 Nov 2005
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 6
Fight Summary: Making his formal promotional move to the welterweight division, Mayweather faced former champion Sharmba Mitchell in a non-title affair. Mayweather’s transitional power carried up flawlessly, as he dropped Mitchell in the third round with a straight right hand before finishing him permanently in the sixth with a paralyzing shot to the body.

Opponent: Arturo Gatti
Date: 25 Jun 2005
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: RTD 6
Fight Summary: Challenging beloved champion Arturo Gatti for the WBC light welterweight title, Mayweather delivered an absolute masterclass in offensive precision. Mayweather completely dominated Gatti from the opening bell, dropping him in the first round and hitting him at will with blinding combinations. Gatti’s corner mercifully threw in the towel after six lopsided rounds to prevent further damage.

Opponent: Henry Bruseles
Date: 22 Jan 2005
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 8
Fight Summary: In a title eliminator held in Miami, Mayweather squared off against Puerto Rico’s Henry Bruseles. Mayweather used the bout to showcase his dynamic offensive repertoire, hitting Bruseles with precise, looping counter right hands. After scoring two separate knockdowns in the eighth round, the referee stepped in to halt the one-sided contest.

Opponent: DeMarcus Corley
Date: 22 May 2004
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Making his official debut in the light welterweight division, Mayweather faced tough former champion DeMarcus Corley. Corley provided a highly competitive challenge, briefly staggering Mayweather in the early frames. Mayweather responded like a true champion, dropping Corley twice in the middle rounds to secure a wide unanimous decision.

Opponent: Phillip N’dou
Date: 01 Nov 03
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 7
Fight Summary: Defending his lightweight title in his native Michigan, Mayweather put on a clinical display against the highly durable mandatory challenger Phillip N’dou. Mayweather utilized exceptional head movement to evade N’dou’s wild shots, systematically breaking him down before landing three consecutive straight rights in the seventh round to force the stoppage.

Opponent: Victoriano Sosa
Date: 19 Apr 2003
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Mayweather traveled to California to defend his lightweight crown against the highly eccentric and rugged Victoriano Sosa. Sosa attempted to use roughhouse tactics to break Mayweather’s rhythm, but Mayweather remained entirely unflappable, utilizing a sharp left jab and lateral movement to secure a comfortable decision victory.

Opponent: José Luis Castillo
Date: 07 Dec 2002
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Determined to remove all public doubt following their controversial first encounter, Mayweather signed up for an immediate rematch against José Luis Castillo. Operating with a fully healed left shoulder, Mayweather put on a much more tactical, mobile performance, completely out-boxing Castillo from the outside to win a clear, undisputed decision.

Opponent: José Luis Castillo
Date: 20 Apr 2002
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Moving up to the lightweight division, Mayweather faced WBC champion José Luis Castillo in what many boxing pundits consider the toughest fight of his career. Castillo applied relentless pressure and heavily targeted Mayweather’s body, especially over the second half of the bout. Despite carrying a severe rotator cuff injury, Mayweather won a highly debated unanimous decision.

Opponent: Jesús Chávez
Date: 10 Nov 2001
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: RTD 9
Fight Summary: Defending his super featherweight title, Mayweather faced a grueling, high-volume assault from mandatory challenger Jesús Chávez. Chávez brought intense pressure, forcing Mayweather into a highly physical inside battle. Mayweather displayed his exceptional inside game, systematically punishing Chávez until his corner withdrew him at the end of the ninth round.

Opponent: Carlos Hernández
Date: 26 May 2001
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Fighting in his hometown of Grand Rapids, Mayweather faced Carlos Hernández in a bout remembered for the only official knockdown recorded against Mayweather in his career. In the sixth round, after landing a punch, Mayweather suffered an agonizing injury to his brittle hands and voluntarily touched the canvas in pain, but easily dominated the rest of the fight.

Opponent: Diego Corrales
Date: 20 Jan 2001
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 10
Fight Summary: In a highly anticipated clash of undefeated super featherweight superstars, Mayweather put on a masterclass performance against the dangerous power-puncher Diego Corrales. Mayweather’s speed and precision were flawless, dropping Corrales five separate times throughout the bout before Corrales’ corner threw in the towel in the tenth round.

Opponent: Emanuel Augustus
Date: 21 Oct 2000
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 9
Fight Summary: Mayweather engaged in a highly entertaining, fast-paced slugfest against the notoriously unpredictable king of journeymen, Emanuel Augustus. Augustus’ unique, dancing style forced Mayweather into a highly physical exchange of power shots. Mayweather frequently cited Augustus as the toughest and most frustrating opponent he ever faced before finishing him in the ninth.

Opponent: Gregorio Vargas
Date: 18 Mar 2000
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Defending his WBC super featherweight title in Las Vegas, Mayweather faced veteran former champion Gregorio Vargas. Despite suffering severe injuries to his hands in the middle rounds, Mayweather outclassed Vargas with sharp movement and precise counter punches to take a comfortable decision.

Opponent: Carlos Gerena
Date: 11 Sep 1999
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: RTD 7
Fight Summary: Mayweather defended his title on a major card in world-class fashion against Puerto Rico’s Carlos Gerena. Mayweather opened a severe, bleeding cut over Gerena’s eye in the early frames, systematically picking him apart until the ringside doctor advised stopping the fight at the conclusion of the seventh round.

Opponent: Justin Juuko
Date: 22 May 1999
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 9
Fight Summary: Facing tough contender Justin Juuko in Las Vegas, Mayweather showcased his exceptional patience and defensive reflexes. Juuko attempted to make the fight competitive early on, but Mayweather’s conditioning took over, culminating in a spectacular straight right hand in the ninth round that ended the contest.

Opponent: Carlos Rios
Date: 17 Feb 1999
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: In his first official world title defense in his hometown of Grand Rapids, Mayweather faced Argentina’s Carlos Rios. Rios brought extreme durability, lasting the full twelve rounds, but was completely unable to bypass Mayweather’s signature defensive guard, resulting in a shutout decision victory.

Opponent: Genaro Hernández
Date: 03 Oct 1998
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: RTD 8
Fight Summary: In just his 18th professional fight, a 21-year-old Mayweather challenged the long-reigning, respected WBC super featherweight champion Genaro Hernández. Mayweather put on a flawless display of speed and footwork, completely outclassing the veteran champion until Hernández’s corner pulled him out after eight lopsided rounds.

Opponent: Tony Pep
Date: 14 Jun 1998
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 10
Fight Summary: Competing on a high-profile card in Atlantic City, Mayweather utilized his superior hand speed and lateral movement to completely dominate the taller Tony Pep. Mayweather cruised through the ten rounds to secure a comfortable, wide unanimous decision victory to keep his title aspirations alive.

Opponent: Gustavo Cuello
Date: 18 Apr 1998
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 10
Fight Summary: Mayweather traveled to Los Angeles to face the rugged Argentinian Gustavo Cuello. Cuello attempted to turn the bout into a roughhouse inside battle, but Mayweather remained entirely disciplined, landing clean combinations from the outside to win a clear decision.

Opponent: Sam Girard
Date: 28 Feb 1998
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 2
Fight Summary: Mayweather displayed his terrifying offensive power in this brief encounter in Atlantic City, stopping the experienced domestic fighter Sam Girard in the second round with a spectacular knockout blow following a relentless opening assault.

Opponent: Hector Arroyo
Date: 06 Jan 1998
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 5
Fight Summary: Opening his 1998 campaign in dynamic fashion, Mayweather systematically dismantled the veteran Hector Arroyo in Mississippi, using quick-fire combinations to open up a severe cut before the referee intervened in the fifth frame.

Opponent: Angelo Nuñez
Date: 20 Nov 1997
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 3
Fight Summary: Fighting on a major televised card in Los Angeles, Mayweather outclassed Angelo Nuñez from the opening bell. Mayweather’s superior hand speed was apparent immediately, breaking down Nuñez before securing a technical knockout victory in the third round.

Opponent: Felipe Garcia
Date: 14 Oct 1997
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 6
Fight Summary: Competing in Texas, Mayweather controlled the distance effortlessly against Felipe Garcia. After cruising through the opening frames, Mayweather found his range perfectly in the sixth, landing a thunderous straight right hand that ended the bout instantly.

Opponent: Louie Leija
Date: 06 Sep 1997
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 2
Fight Summary: Featured on a high-profile undercard in Las Vegas, Mayweather made short work of Louie Leija. Mayweather established his power jab immediately, dropping Leija in the first round before finishing the contest with a heavy combination in the second.

Opponent: Jesus Chavez
Date: 12 Jul 1997
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 5
Fight Summary: Mayweather engaged in a fast-paced slugfest against Jesus Chavez in Mississippi. After weathering some solid opening exchanges, Mayweather’s superior athletic speed and power took over, prompting the referee to intervene in the fifth round.

Opponent: Tony Duran
Date: 14 Jun 1997
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 1
Fight Summary: Mayweather wasted absolutely no time against Tony Duran in Las Vegas, immediately overwhelming him with a furious flurry of heavy power shots to force a comprehensive technical knockout victory just over two minutes into the first round.

Opponent: Robert Giepert
Date: 10 May 1997
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 1
Fight Summary: Headlining a regional prospect card in dark-horse fashion, Mayweather unleashed a relentless barrage on Robert Giepert, prompting the referee to halt the contest in the opening round to prevent further damage.

Opponent: Bobby Giepert
Date: 12 Apr 1997
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 1
Fight Summary: Competing in Las Vegas, Mayweather put on a blistering display of speed and power against Bobby Giepert, dropping him quickly with a spectacular combination to secure an explosive first-round technical knockout victory.

Opponent: Kino Rodriguez
Date: 12 Mar 1997
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 1
Fight Summary: Mayweather continued his active developmental schedule by taking on Kino Rodriguez in Michigan. Mayweather’s hand speed was far superior, picking Rodriguez apart from the opening bell to force a swift referee intervention.

Opponent: Reggie Sanders
Date: 18 Jan 1997
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 6
Fight Summary: Facing the undefeated Reggie Sanders on a high-profile card in Las Vegas, Mayweather was forced to log valuable rounds, displaying exceptional defensive movement and a sharp counter jab to comfortably win a unanimous decision.

Opponent: Jerry Cooper
Date: 18 Jan 1997
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 1
Fight Summary: Competing on the same night as a unique double-header showcase, Mayweather made short work of Jerry Cooper, using accurate combinations to force a quick technical knockout victory inside the opening round.

Opponent: Gino Garcia
Date: 30 Nov 1996
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 1
Fight Summary: In just his fourth professional bout, Mayweather put on an explosive showcase in closing out his opponent Gino Garcia within the first two minutes via a spectacular, unanswered flurry of heavy power shots.

Opponent: Bobby Jennings
Date: 01 Nov 1996
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 1
Fight Summary: For his second professional fight, Mayweather was matched against Bobby Jennings in Michigan. Mayweather handled the occasion with ease, battering Jennings with heavy combinations until the referee intervened in the first round.

Opponent: Roberto Apodaca
Date: 11 Oct 1996
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 1
Fight Summary: Fresh off capturing a bronze medal at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, a 19-year-old Floyd Mayweather made his highly anticipated professional debut in Las Vegas, stopping Roberto Apodaca with a vicious body shot in the very first round.

Floyd Mayweather Boxing Record

Floyd Mayweather Jr. is a retired American professional boxer who is widely considered one of the greatest boxers of all time. He was born on February 24, 1977, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and grew up in a family of boxers. His father, Floyd Mayweather Sr., was a former welterweight contender, while his uncles, Jeff and Roger Mayweather, were also professional boxers.

Mayweather began boxing at a young age and quickly showed his natural talent. He had an amateur record of 84-6 and won a bronze medal at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. Mayweather turned professional in 1996 and won his first title, the WBC super featherweight title, in 1998. He went on to win titles in five weight classes, including the WBC lightweight title, WBC super lightweight title, IBF welterweight title, WBC welterweight title, and WBA super welterweight title.

Mayweather was known for his defensive skills and his ability to outbox his opponents. He had a perfect professional record of 50-0, with 27 knockouts, and retired in 2017 after defeating Conor McGregor in a highly anticipated crossover fight. Mayweather had earned over $1 billion in his career and was named Forbes’ highest-paid athlete several times.

Outside of the ring, Mayweather was known for his flamboyant lifestyle and love of luxury. He owned several businesses, including a boxing promotion company and a strip club. He also had several legal issues throughout his career, including domestic violence charges.

Despite his controversial personal life, Mayweather’s legacy as one of the greatest boxers of all time is undisputed. His defensive style and ability to win fights without taking much damage set him apart from his peers, and his record of 50-0 is a testament to his skill and dedication to the sport.

Floyd Mayweather Boxing Record