Mayweather retired in September 2015 after beating Andre Berto. He retired with 49 wins and no losses and was the highest-paid athlete in sports in the year he stepped away from boxing.
In an Instagram post, Mayweather showed off a table filled with stacks of cash, wearing a cap bearing a "$1M" insignia.
"They say 'life is what you make it,' and to that, I'll agree wholeheartedly," Mayweather said in his caption. "As I sit here, acknowledging how blessed I am to be retired a year shy of my 40th birthday, it's nearly impossible to say that I am not living the 'American Dream.'"
Mayweather said that he may not have his "usual six-pack or muscle tone in sight," but he still gets the last laugh after retiring with a spotless record.
"I'm blessed to wake up every morning, certain that my bank accounts are growing," he said. "Making seven figures monthly without moving a finger just further proves that I've made brilliant investments and decisions that allow me to walk away from the ring comfortably."
"I'm proud to be a King," he declared.
Two days ago, Mayweather also showed a picture of himself swimming, with the caption: "The retired life. Seven figures monthly. Retired before 40 years old. Made smart investments."
source: www.abs-cbnnews.com
