Floyd Mayweather Jr. Proves His Untouchable Status by Firing Referee Mid-Fight Against John Gotti III in Mexico.

Legendary boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. continues to show why he believes he deserves untouchable status in the ring. During a highly anticipated rematch against MMA fighter John Gotti III in Mexico, Mayweather shocked fans by seemingly firing the referee in the second round, proving once again that he pulls all the strings inside the squared circle.

The tension between Mayweather and Gotti III carried over from their previous exhibition bout last June at FLA Live Arena in Florida, which ended in a chaotic brawl. This time, Mayweather was determined to control every aspect of the fight, ensuring that no controversies would get in his way.

During the second round, referee Hector Afu of Panama penalized Mayweather for an alleged hit behind the head, a decision that didn’t sit well with the undefeated boxing legend. In a bold move that left the audience stunned, Mayweather waved off the referee and insisted on replacing him. Mexican official Alfredo Uruzquieta quickly stepped in, allowing the fight to continue under Mayweather’s preferred terms.

Despite the mid-fight drama, the bout between Mayweather and Gotti III went the full distance. As expected, Mayweather dominated the exhibition with his signature defensive skills and precision punches, leaving little room for Gotti III to mount any significant offense. However, like many of Mayweather’s recent exhibitions, no official winner was declared, much to the frustration of the crowd in Mexico City.

Fighting against the grandson of the notorious New York mobster John Gotti, Mayweather showcased not only his technical superiority but also his ability to control the narrative inside the ring. The incident with the referee further emphasized that when it comes to boxing, “Money” Mayweather is always in charge.

This rematch with John Gotti III may not have been for a championship title, but it underscored the fact that Floyd Mayweather Jr. remains untouchable, both in terms of skill and influence. Whether it’s dictating the pace of the fight or even replacing the officials, Mayweather continues to remind everyone that he is still the ultimate authority when he steps into the ring.

As the dust settles from this spectacle, fans and pundits alike are left wondering what’s next for the boxing icon who seemingly has the power to shape the sport on his own terms.