Mayweather Vs Ronaldo: Who Has The Most Expensive Jewelry Collection?

Floyd Mayweather (Instagram @floydmayweather)

JAKARTA - In today's world of sports, superstars are known for their eccentric tastes when it comes to spending their wealth.

This was demonstrated by Manchester United's Portuguese striker Cristiano Ronaldo and American boxer Floyd Mayweather.

Mayweather is famous for often showing off his wealth. She usually uses social media to show off everything she buys, especially in shopping malls.

How much money y'all think Floyd Mayweather wore in jewelry alone for his birthday? pic.twitter.com/bBs2vRF3JO

— No Jumper (@nojumper) February 28, 2022

However, among the many items he bought, the American boxer spent the most money on cars, airplanes and jewelry.

Especially the latter, Money - his nickname - has a jewelry collection worth 28 million US dollars.

This is what I've been hearing for 23 years... “All Mayweather does is brag about his cars, his jewelry, his mansions, his ladies, his clothes and his money”. And this is what Mayweather says back... https://t.co/5RY2bHWDHk pic.twitter.com/qoH43Xs3jP

— Floyd Mayweather (@FloydMayweather) July 4, 2019

Unlike Mayweather, Ronaldo only spent 3.5 million US dollars for his jewelry collection.

But, the CR7 also has millions of dollars stashed in its garage in an incredible collection of cars from the most exclusive and expensive brands from around the world.

Both Ronaldo and Mayweather are among the best exponents in their respective disciplines.

But, outside of their sport, these two are true champions when it comes to spending on luxury, be it jewelry, cars or even private jets to travel the world.

⌚️ The most expensive Rolex ever made💍 A £200k women's engagement ring💎 A diamond wedding bandThe total Jewelry on Cristiano Ronaldo's hand is £630k, more than half a million pounds. pic.twitter.com/Imh9VsDKcQ

— Jude Houd!N! (@houdini__1) December 30, 2019

For now, while Money continues to put up an exhibition bout, Ronaldo is set to play his fifth World Cup, breaking an all-time record.