Floyd Mayweather: Daily Routine

Floyd Mayweather doesn’t follow a schedule—he trains when he wants, eats what he wants, and still outworks everyone in the gym.

Floyd Mayweather is a night owl. For his whole life, boxing has been the centre of his world, so it’s only fitting that Mayweather’s lifestyle revolves around the late night main event hours which he regularly headlined before retirement.

“I sleep nine or 10 hours,” Mayweather told Yahoo Sports in the lead up to his 2017 crossover bout with Conor McGregor. “I sleep as long as I want to and then I get up and start my day. I let my body rest. I’m going to be in bed at five. So I’ll wake up at 1:30.”

With an undefeated boxing record of 50-0, and as the king of pay-per-view numbers, having pulled in over $1.6 billion in revenue, Mayweather’s stats speak for themselves. “Love me or hate me, you’re going to watch,” as he likes to say.