Floyd Mayweather continued to assert his superiority over John Gotti III. Although this was just an exhibition match, the difference in class between the two fighters was still very clear.

Mayweather, with the skills and experience of a world champion, proved why he is still one of the greatest boxers in boxing history.

This match was not just a show, but also an opportunity for Gotti III to show his progress. One of the notable points was the change in Gotti III’s attitude. This young boxer showed more caution, better energy and effective control of emotions. Instead of rushing in like previous matches, Gotti III respected Mayweather and showed a spirit of learning instead of participating in the teasing or punching with hatred.

Gotti III’s progress mainly lies in his attitude and approach to the match. He learned from his previous defeats and adopted a more reasonable fighting strategy. However, in terms of skill and class, Floyd Mayweather is still on a different level. Although Gotti III is 16 years younger than Mayweather, the difference in technique and the sophistication of each of Mayweather’s punches still highlights the gap between the two fighters.

Mayweather continues to demonstrate excellent defensive skills and quick counterattacks, which have helped him maintain an undefeated record throughout his career. Meanwhile, Gotti III, despite significant improvements, has not yet achieved the same level of sophistication and strategy as Mayweather.

This exhibition match is not only an opportunity for Mayweather to show off his superiority, but also a valuable lesson for Gotti III on how to improve his skills and fighting attitude. Although Mayweather is still one of the top boxers with outstanding skills, Gotti III’s progress shows that he is on the path of learning and developing to become a formidable opponent in the future.