Floyd Mayweather’s 4 A.M. Workout Habit Is Still Alive, Now It’s Pickup Basketball

Floyd Mayweather, the renowned former boxing champion, continues to maintain his active lifestyle even after retirement. The 49-year-old icon was spotted at a Las Vegas gym in the wee hours of the morning, participating in a pickup basketball game. The footage, obtained by TMZ Sports, shows Mayweather arriving around 2 a.m. and staying on the court until approximately 5 a.m. Despite the unusual timing, Mayweather appeared in top form, scoring multiple times during the games.

This late-night basketball habit is not new for the boxing legend, as he has a history of late-night workouts, even during his professional career. Mayweather's dedication to staying in shape is evident, as he underwent rigorous training sessions, including 3 a.m. pool workouts, long before his retirement. Even during his professional boxing career, Mayweather's boxing record remained undefeated at 50-0, and he held the record in the International Boxing Hall of Fame.

While a planned professional rematch with Manny Pacquiao has not yet materialized, Mayweather's commitment to maintaining his physical fitness and passion for the sport remain strong.