Renowned as one of the wealthiest boxers in history, Floyd Mayweather is no stranger to luxury travel, often jetting around in his private aircraft. What sets him apart is his practice of generously tipping the pilots who accompany him on his journeys.

Apart from the considerable sums he invests in his fleet of planes, Mayweather goes the extra mile by expressing his appreciation to his pilots with gratuities after each trip. In a video shared on social media, Mayweather stressed the importance of tipping the pilots, regardless of the amount.

"Everybody who owns a private jet knows that you have to tip your pilots, no matter what," Mayweather explained. "Whether it's $200 or $2,000, you have to tip your pilot. Today, I tipped each of my pilots $1,000 because the flight was a bit turbulent."

Despite his last official boxing match taking place in 2017 against Conor McGregor, which secured his unblemished 50-0 record, Mayweather has remained active through a series of exhibition fights. These bouts include encounters with Tenshin Nasukawa, Logan Paul, Don Moore, Mikuru Asakura, Deji Olatunji, and Aaron Chalmers.

Although his recent exhibition against Chalmers in London faced criticism for its lackluster spectacle, Mayweather's prominence in the boxing world remains unwavering. His ongoing success allows him to continue amassing substantial wealth, affording him the ability to generously tip his pilots.

Through his extravagant lifestyle and ongoing involvement in high-profile events, Floyd Mayweather continues to exemplify the opulence associated with his name. And while his boxing career has transitioned into exhibitions, his financial stature remains robust, enabling him to express gratitude to his pilots through significant tips.