"Captain Mayweather", how does that sound? Not too good if you were on a cruise, and the captain of the ship was missing. But for the five-division champ it’s just another way to spend some of that fortune he gathered in a 19-year career that is about to come to an end. It may be a luxurious house for the sea, but no vessel should come without a sportscar on board, apparently.
If you’re one of those who can’t stand talking about new ways the 1 percent spend their fortunes, you’d better switch the channel. This is about those who couldn’t care less about world’s hunger, pollution and such; their only problem regularly is connected to new ways to flash their assets. Heck, some believe that’s precisely how they stay on top: material motivation. We’re not here to discuss what people do with their own money, but we did stumble upon something interesting.
There’s this exclusive design firm from Sweden called Gray Design who has created a rather peculiar concept of a yacht. It looks like a yacht; it comes with all the eccentric features they regularly have, only that it also has a garage for your sportscar. You buy an exclusive vessel, but what if you love cars too much to settle with that only?
In that case, you could buy this $24 million worth SC122 sloop. Just look at how the company is selling this contraption:
“The SC122 is designed to be iconic in it’s styling. As such, it is ideally suited to corporate owners who can not only use it as the perfect venue for entertaining guests and clients around the world, but can make use of this iconic styling to lift their brand values of style, luxury and fine craftsmanship. By association, the SC122 suggests that it’s owners are daring and willing to stand out from the crowd through an expression of beauty, excellence and quiet sophistication.”
In terms of details, we are looking at a plush interior design with all the amenities one could dream for. The 122-foot yacht has four big staterooms, a reception area and salons with big screen televisions and surround sound systems for proper entertainment in every room. A floating house capable of speeds of up to 50 knots that has a 14,000 horsepower engine, that is crazy.
Further details are available on demand, but according to Floyd Mayweather, they will only make six of these, and it sure looks like he’s planning to get one.
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