Floyd Mayweather Jr causes chaos by getting referee kicked out during boxing match.

The highly anticipated rematch between Floyd Mayweather Jr and John Gotti III was not without its share of controversy. The seasoned Mayweather put on a masterful performance, securing a dominant victory over Gotti III in their exhibition match on Saturday night. However, the match itself was lackluster and overshadowed by Mayweather's peculiar behavior in the second round.

This was not the first time these two had made headlines for all the wrong reasons. In their previous encounter in June, the referee had to end the fight prematurely due to a heated exchange of words and physical altercation between both teams. And once again, there was drama at the Arena CDMX as an agitated Mayweather demanded the referee be removed from the match and replaced by another official.

The jaw-dropping incident occurred when the referee called out Mayweather for a shot to the back of Gotti III's head. The veteran American was livid and repeatedly gestured for the referee to leave the ring, shouting, "Move out the way!" After a significant delay, a backup referee was brought in and the match continued with Mayweather ultimately securing a comfortable win in the Mexican capital.

The disappointed crowd of 22,000 spectators made their displeasure known with a chorus of boos and jeers as the match came to an uneventful end. It was clear that the fans were expecting a more thrilling showdown between these two boxing greats.

In the midst of all the chaos, Mayweather took a moment to address the crowd and thank Gotti III for being true to his word. "We had to put on a show for the people. I want to thank Gotti for being a man of his word," he said after his victory was confirmed. The Mexican boxing legend, Julio Cesar Chavez, joined Mayweather in the ring shortly after the match, and the two shared a touching moment.

Mayweather took the opportunity to pay tribute to the legendary fighter, whom he had looked up to as a young boxer. "Julio Cesar Chavez, he's a legend. He's one of the guys that paved the way for me. An unbelievable fighter, he beat my uncle Roger twice. I have to take my hat off to this legend," Mayweather said. He continued to praise Chavez for his contributions to the sport and as an inspiration to young Mexican fighters.

There is no denying that this rematch between Floyd Mayweather Jr and John Gotti III will go down in history as a memorable event, for both the thrilling display of skill and the dramatic turn of events. And as Mayweather and Chavez embrace in the ring, it is evident that the sport of boxing has been shaped and influenced by the greats who came before them.

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