Floyd Mayweather stands as the most accomplished boxer in the history of the sport, boasting an unparalleled record and immense wealth.

Over his illustrious boxing career, spanning more than two decades, Mayweather engaged in 50 bouts and emerged victorious in every single one, solidifying his status as an undefeated legend.

Moreover, Mayweather garners widespread recognition as “TBE” (The Best Ever) due to his profound tactical acumen within the boxing ring.

In a recent interview, Mayweather made a revelation that may come as a surprise to many – he chooses to send his daughter to a public school rather than a private one.

This decision may raise eyebrows, considering Mayweather’s immense fortune, but he articulated his rationale behind this choice.

Mayweather expressed the view that public schools provide an experience more alike to the real world when compared to private institutions.

ALSO READ: Legendary boxer Manny Pacquiao eyes gold in Paris Olympics

He values the diversity present in public schools, which he believes better mirrors the broader society.

Reflecting on the same, he stated, “I make sure all my kids went to public school. Not private school. “

Adding,”Public school is more like the real world, I feel like private school is more like a boot camp. Everybody gotta dress the same, cuz they wanna keep everybody in a level playing field.”

Mayweather underscored the fact that his daughter often finds herself as the only black student in her class, emphasizing the importance of exposure to such diversity.

Mayweather also pointed out that private schools tend to be more uniform in their approach, with students often wearing identical uniforms, thereby leveling the playing field.

ALSO READ: Karim Mandonga Mtu Kazi beaten for the third time in a row

Contrarily, he contends that public schools offer a more accurate reflection of the world at large.

Additionally, Mayweather noted that private schools frequently have a predominantly white or Jewish student body.

As a result, he made the conscious choice to transfer his daughter from a private school to a public one, despite his considerable wealth.

Mayweather’s commitment to providing his children with an education that mirrors the world’s diversity remains unwavering.

He has two daughters and three sons, and he intends to enroll all of them in public schools, emphasizing his dedication to family values and real-world experiences over private school conventions.