‘I will not be accepting gifts on Christmas’ – Floyd Mayweather explains why he’s BANNED people from giving him presents

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FLOYD MAYWEATHER will not be accepting gifts this Christmas and has BANNED people from giving him presents.

The boxing legend – who in 2019 topped Forbes’ rich list of the decade with £706MILLION earned – is a famously generous person.

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But only receiving back on a “commercialised holiday” has infuriated Mayweather so much he will stop receiving presents on special days.

He posted online: “I will not be accepting gifts on Christmas, my birthday, Valentine’s Day, or Father’s Day.

“I constantly give gifts all throughout the year because I feel every day is worth celebrating and not just some commercialised holiday.

“Where’s the thought behind a gift if it’s only given on a holiday? You only think of giving me a gift when society says you should give gifts?

“I understand people can’t give me what I give them, but it’s the small thoughtful things that count.

“It’s all about reciprocation. The random gift on any given day is priceless, not the gifts I receive 4 times a year. I’m better than that.”

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Mayweather boasted of making over £1bn during his time as the pound-for-pound and pay-per-view king.

But he retired officially in 2017 after beating UFC superstar Conor McGregor, 34, in ten rounds.

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Although he has returned for five exhibition bouts since, most recently against YouTuber Deji, 25, in Dubai in November.

Mayweather won the bout in six rounds and has kept the door open to more exhibitions in the future.

Anthony Taylor, 33, and MMA fighter-turned crossover boxer, claims to be in talks to fight the boxing legend in March.

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