According to reports, former boxing legend Floyd Mayweather, as the first opponent to defeat Avarez, he had a premonition that Avarez would lose, so he bet $10,000 before the game to lose Avarez and made a big profit.
In September 2013, at the age of 22, Avarez challenged "Emperor superstar" Mayweather at an agreement weight of 152 pounds, and finally Avarez lost his first career loss to Mayweather 112-116, 114-114, 111-117.
In the match that just ended at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, the 31-year-old Russian Biwall played a full 12 rounds with Avarez in an unprovoked state, and was successfully defended by three referees with a unanimous 115-113 score. With this victory, Biwall remained unbeaten, winning a total of 20 victories and successfully defending his title for the fourth time.
As for the Mexican Avarez, he ended a sixteen-game winning streak in his second defeat, the first thanks to Mayweather.
Mayweather made a fortune after betting that Avarez would lose to Dimitri Beaval. The 45-year-old former legend won a prize of up to $52,500 for bravely throwing his money into the less-looking Biwall.
Mayweather showed his followers on his Instagram account that he had just won a huge stake. He uploaded a photo of him betting on which he invested $10,000 for Beaver. Mayweather wrote in the headline: "It's so easy to make this money. ”
Even though Mayweather has retired from professional boxing, he is still making money from exhibition matches. His last appearance was in 2021, when he played an exhibition match with famed internet celebrity boxer Logan Paul. Next week, he will play another match against former unbeaten professional boxer Don Moore.
The event will take place on May 14 at the helipad in Dubai. They planned to fight for eight rounds.