Flude Maeser’s boxing legend is known for winning the ring – but its starts in sports also see a huge success.
Decorated athlete joined the master Charles Paine “Make Money” To delve into numerous business enterprises, including its $ 400 million real estate portfolio, at the same time pointing to the legend of real estate and US President Donald Trump as a source of inspiration.
The Instagram long-standing boxer is now better known for placing the images of some New York properties that are included in his portfolio, including top investments in Manhattan, which involved more than 1000 units, for the post of New York.
On Wednesday, Maeser told Fox Business that the cost of his portfolio continues to rise.
“The number is increasing every day,” he said. “And I really are really blessed.”
He also talked to the Payin’s master about Donald Trump’s presidency, who built his own fame on real estate investment.
“Trump is a great president,” he said. “He is the best president in my eyes, a great businessman. And here’s what it comes.”
Los -Angeles, California -February 24: Floyd Maeser attends his 41st birthday at the Los -Angeles Reserve, California. (Photo by Jerritt Clark/Getty Images) (Getti Image)
Bozeman, in Montana who lives on a thriving real estate market
In addition to its real estate enterprises, the Maywear discussed its brand 101 supplements. The brand offers products that help before training and give users additional protein enhancement.
“The products are clean – we are clean, and I say clean, very clean products,” he said. “We had to conduct a lot of research.”
According to Mayvezer, other supplements presented in the “101” line include vegetables and registration options.
Fox Business’ Susan Lee talks to the boxing champion about his portfolio and new NFT project
Swiss Villa Audre Hepburn enters the big 21 million market
With all his business and charitable enterprises, Maeser emphasized the influence that his father had on his success – both in the box and by them.
“I wouldn’t be where I am today if it wasn’t for my father,” he said. “Damn coach-big guy, a great man.”
Mayweather also attributed his team to help him succeed he found as a businessman.
“I have a great team,” Maeser said. “I was not the only one who was smart; I chose smart people to be near me.”
https://a57.foxnews.com/static.foxbusiness.com/foxbusiness.com/content/uploads/2018/08/0/0/Floyd-Mayweather-Getty.jpg?ve=1&tl=1
2025-03-01 17:00:00
