Floyd Mayweather earned £208m last year - but still enjoys 4.30am meal at Edgware Road cafe

The 38-year-old - who won 12 world titles and finished his career undefeated - is visiting eight UK cities as part of a 'victory tour'

XPOSUREPHOTOS.COM Edgware Road: Floyd Mayweather and his team grab an 4.30am meal

He may have earned £208million last year, but like many of London's actual residents Floyd Mayweather Jnr still enjoys a late night meal on Edgware Road.

The now-retired boxer, who won 12 world titles and finished his career with a professional record of 49 wins and no defeats, was spotted enjoying a meal with his team at 4.30am in the capital.

While you might expect the world's best paid athlete to be dining at one of London's more notable restaurants, Mayweather and his team seemed happy to eat at a regular cafe.

Mayweather is in the UK visiting eight cities as part of a 'victory tour'.

XPOSUREPHOTOS.COM No frills: Mayweather and his team ate at a regular cafe

The 38-year-old - who has convictions for domestic violence - was due to appear at the Colston Hall in Bristol on February 2 to talk about his career.

But an independent women's group called Fight Abuse Bristol (FAB) campaigned against the appearance and planned a protest for the evening.

His next stop is on Thursday at the Park Lane Hilton in London - tickets for the gig cost £500.

 Fans in Birmingham can see him on Saturday for the more 'reasonable' price of £99.

XPOSUREPHOTOS.COM London: Mayweather a companion are seen leaving the cafe

Fans can also meet and have their photograph taken with Mayweather, but it won't come cheap.

A photograph will cost an extra £450 in Glasgow, £600 in London and £1,000 in Manchester.

The most expensive package is the 'platinum' option at the Manchester show, which will set fans back an eye-watering £2,000.

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It includes an extended meet and greet with Mayweather in one of the hospitality suites at Old Trafford, the home of Premier League giants Manchester United.
Renowned TV personality Jonathan Ross will be on hand to host the London show, which will last for three hours and include a charity auction.

Mayweather vs Pacquiao - round-by-round summary

Pre-fight

 It's six years too late, but Mayweather and Pacquiao finally fight each other in what is dubbed "Fight of the Century".

Round 1

It’s taken five years and and $300million but boxing’s Big Two finally touched gloves at 4.58am BST and hardly a punch was traded in anger.

Cagey start by both fighters.

Round 2

Pacquiao realises he needs to get ahead early, tries to take control but again no real initiative from either fighter.

 Manny tries to control the centre of the ring but without much success.

Round 3

Mayweather beginning to roll his shoulders in that elusive style of his but no fighter can take the initiative.

Pacquiao needs to get on his bike but can’t get the combinations going.

Round 4

The Pacman at last asserting authority and trying to take control.

 First action of the fight with Pacquiao pinning Mayweather on the ropes.

 The Pacman’s best round so far.

Round 5

Instead of pressing forward, Manny allows Mayweather to control the middle of the ring and and get his right cross going for the first time in the fight.

Another even round.

Round 6

Will this Fight of the Century ever get going?

Mayweather is getting $15million a round and is hardly breaking sweat, happy to soak up the pressure on his arms.

Round 7

The cameras zoom in on Beyonce and she is probably thinking her sister Solange could put up a better show. Hardly any punches thrown in anger.
Mayweather takes round without much effort.

Round 8

The Pacman is finally stung into action and connects with a right cross early on but cannot sustain the pressure throughout the round.

Mayweather gets on his bike to avoid problems.

Round 9

Three quarters of the way through and no fighter wants to take control.
 Manny continues to come forward and does enough to win the round but with hardly any punches thrown.

Round 10

The cornermen try to sting their men into action but this is turning into a bore fest.
 It suits Mayweather but if these two are the best pound-for-pound fighters on the planet they are conning us.

Round 11

Mayweather has hardly had to break sweat.
He is pulling off the Great Las Vegas heist and looks more like Danny Ocean than the oustanding boxer he is meant to be.
Steals round again.

Round 12

Heads are being shaken in the crowd.
The Pacman has not turned up for this fight and Mayweather starts to dance his way out of harms way.
 He is the Jose Mourinho of boxing.