See inside the $7.7M mansion Floyd Mayweather Jr. bought IN CASH

Floyd "Money" Mayweather is back at it again, flaunting his wealth, that is. At least he has ok taste in properties.

All photos via Prestige Lifestyle Co.

By Michael Milhim

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Ok, some good, clean modernism. I'll take it. Apparently he paid $7.7 million in cash for this 5,200-square-foot Miami Beach place.
Ok, some good, clean modernism. I'll take it. Apparently he paid $7.7 million in cash for this 5,200-square-foot Miami Beach place.
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Am I jealous? Yes -- but that doesn't matter.
Am I jealous? Yes -- but that doesn't matter.
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That water is hella blue.
That water is hella blue.
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I like how they tried to make this more homey by putting a fresh dish sponge on the counter, because nothing says home like labor that the buyer isn't going to do.
I like how they tried to make this more homey by putting a fresh dish sponge on the counter, because nothing says home like labor that the buyer isn't going to do.
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I think you can rate the quality of a pool by how long it takes the cumulative net worth of all the designer swimwear to come through it to exceed the actual cost of the pool.
I think you can rate the quality of a pool by how long it takes the cumulative net worth of all the designer swimwear to come through it to exceed the actual cost of the pool.
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Now I'm starting to get some 2008 Miami Vice reboot vibes from this place.
Now I'm starting to get some 2008 Miami Vice reboot vibes from this place.
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Ok, like I'm not here to invalidate Mayweather's hard work and savvy, but I wonder what kind of house the guy who invested in the artificial heart lives in.
Ok, like I'm not here to invalidate Mayweather's hard work and savvy, but I wonder what kind of house the guy who invested in the artificial heart lives in.
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Those bench chairs look too square and geometric to be comfortable...
Those bench chairs look too square and geometric to be comfortable...
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