Floyd Mayweather Has Started His Own OnlyFans Page With 'Exclusive Content'

Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather has launched his very own OnlyFans page and promises fans 'exclusive content' on the service.

Mayweather went the distance with YouTube star Logan Paul last Sunday and wore an OnlyFans cap to the ring.

It has since been revealed 'Money' will be part of the subscription platform going forward and he's free to subscribe to right now.

The 44-year-old said in a statement: "OnlyFans will be a new experience for fans.

"I'm looking forward to sharing a glimpse into my life and some never before seen content while getting to know top fans."

For those who are unaware, OnlyFans is often used for adult content, with creators often sharing X-rated pics and videos.

Celebrities do use it as well however and other combat stars to do so include UFC middleweight champion Israel Adesanya.

Mayweather has made an absurd amount of money from his recent clash with Paul, but many questioned if it damages his legacy.

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The 50-0 star refuted those claims in an explosive press conference, during which he broke down his entire philosophy when it comes to money.

"They say 'It's not all about the money' but the thing is... your kids can't eat legacy," he said.

"Patches on my trunks are worth $30 million alone, so who is the smartest man in boxing really?

"If you guys don't want to see me fight exhibitions then don't come, don't watch! When it comes to... legalised bank robbing... I'm the best.

"I don't care if y'all write good stories, if y'all write bad stories, at the end of the day, I will always have the last laugh."

Mayweather continued: "Damn, I'm writing this story about Floyd. Look at the house I go to and look at the house he go to.

"The guys y'all said was extraordinary, the Canelos [Alvarez], the [Manny] Pacquiaos, I made them look ordinary.

"When I see there's a chance for me to do a heist, a quick heist, at the end of the day, I'm the smart one.

"They say 'Oh Floyd don't look good like he used to look'... my bank account looking better and better each and every day."

Topics: Boxing, Floyd Mayweather

Daniel Marland

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