FLOYD MAYWEATHER rocked up to his star-studded, Miami-Vice themed 44th birthday party in a stunning £2million Bugatti.
Mayweather celebrated his big day with a long-time friend, LIMITLESS CEO Jas Mathur, who helped put together the event in Fort Lauderdale.
Footage captured the boxing legend pulling up to venue in a white Veyron, dressed in black and gold.
Mayweather said: "I want to thank Jas Mathur 'Limitless' and The Money Team, P-Reala, my security team, Lil Jamez.
"Everybody played a major role for me to be well met. I'm appreciative and we're going to keep going."
Coronavirus protocols were in place, with guests providing proof of a negative Covid-19 test, given temperature checks and custom masks upon entering.
Pictures from the future-themed event saw the likes of rapper Rick Ross and President Joe Biden's brother James partying with Mayweather.
Neither wore face coverings or social distanced, but state rules in Florida do not require either, despite recommending both.
Also there was British stripper Anna Monroe, who has been romantically linked with Mayweather.
But the former five-weight world champion denied they were engaged in a social media post in January.
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Other celeb guests included ex-NFL star Ty Law, pop artist Jacquees and singer Montana Tucker.
Perhaps the most surprising guest of all was MILK The Pom star – a dog who has featured on Disney Channel.
Delicious buffets and custom cocktails were available for guests, despite Mayweather having NEVER drunk alcohol.
The all-time ring great retired in 2017 after beating Conor McGregor and later topped Forbes rich list of the decade with a £706MILLION fortune.
Mayweather did return a year later, wiping out featherweight kickboxer Tenshin Nasukawa in round one of their exhibition.
And he is preparing for a similar spectacle bout with a scheduled fight against YouTuber Logan Paul.
Mayweather was due to face Paul on February 20 – but it was later backdated after no venue was announced.
He later opened up for the first time on the cancelled fight as he spoke to fans in a Clubhouse meet-up call.
Mayweather said: “We’re gonna do Logan Paul, and we pushed it back because we want an audience, we want to bring 80,000 people to watch.
“We’re trying to do it at the Raider’s stadium in Vegas for 80,000 people.”
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