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On Twitter, the boxer showed off two eight-foot portraits of him and Conor McGregor made out of broken glass in his new $19 million Beverly Hills mansion.
Money Mayweather indeed.
Exclusive timeless artwork in my Beverly Hills home#BeverlyHills
The piece is the work of Tiffanie Anderson, also known as ‘The Pretty Artist’, a former pop star who put together the 12-foot wide canvas using broken glass.
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She’s no stranger to capturing Mayweather’s big moments, having previously produced portraits of the five-weight world champion’s victory over Manny Pacquiao and posed with Mayweather alongside another portrait.
Mayweather stopped McGregor in the 10th round of what was his first professional boxing contest in August, ending months of hostility between the two with victory at T-Mobile Arena on the Las Vegas Strip.
Sure with an estimated $250 million in his back pocket, what else would he be spending it on?!
Conor himself hasn’t responded to the artwork – yet.
Can’t imagine Conor keeps a picture of Floyd in his wallet though, TBH.
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Floyd Mayweather's just put an 8ft portrait of McGregor up in his gaff
FLOYD MAYWEATHER’S BEEN redecorating.
On Twitter, the boxer showed off two eight-foot portraits of him and Conor McGregor made out of broken glass in his new $19 million Beverly Hills mansion.
Money Mayweather indeed.
The piece is the work of Tiffanie Anderson, also known as ‘The Pretty Artist’, a former pop star who put together the 12-foot wide canvas using broken glass.
She’s no stranger to capturing Mayweather’s big moments, having previously produced portraits of the five-weight world champion’s victory over Manny Pacquiao and posed with Mayweather alongside another portrait.
Mayweather stopped McGregor in the 10th round of what was his first professional boxing contest in August, ending months of hostility between the two with victory at T-Mobile Arena on the Las Vegas Strip.
Sure with an estimated $250 million in his back pocket, what else would he be spending it on?!
Conor himself hasn’t responded to the artwork – yet.
Can’t imagine Conor keeps a picture of Floyd in his wallet though, TBH.
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