Floyd Mayweather Steps Out In N54million Crocodile Jacket.

Following his win over McGregor, The Undefeated Floyd Mayweather stepped out in this $150 thousand (which is approximately N54 million naira) crocodile jacket by Phillip Plein and Alec Monopoly.

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