In a night that will go down in boxing history, Floyd Mayweather, one of the sport’s most iconic fighters, faced a crushing defeat at the hands of John Gotti III. The shocking knockout in the 8th round not only ended Mayweather’s perfect 50-0 record but also marked the end of an era that many thought would never see its close.

The bout started with Mayweather displaying his usual confidence, effortlessly evading punches and landing clean hits. However, Gotti, the grandson of the infamous crime boss John Gotti, had other plans. As the rounds progressed, it became clear that Gotti III was no ordinary opponent. His resilience, combined with aggressive counterattacks, pushed Mayweather into deeper waters. By the 8th round, Gotti landed a powerful right hook that floored the undefeated champion, stunning the crowd and millions of viewers worldwide.

The moment Mayweather hit the canvas, chaos erupted. Fans in the arena were left in disbelief, while the tension between both camps escalated into a massive brawl. Security struggled to control the situation as punches were thrown outside the ring, involving both teams and even spectators. Police were eventually called in to restore order, as the event spiraled out of control.

Mayweather, known for his nickname “Money,” also suffered a financial blow. The knockout cost him a staggering $35 million in endorsements and betting losses, further adding to the dramatic fallout from the night.

While the aftermath may have been chaotic, one thing is clear: this fight signaled the end of Mayweather’s dominance in the sport. Boxing fans are left to ponder whether this was a fluke or if the legend simply stayed in the ring for one fight too long. Regardless, John Gotti III’s shocking victory will forever be remembered as the night Floyd Mayweather’s unbeatable legacy came crashing down.