Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather Jr. appeared onstage at a campaign rally for President Donald Trump on , in Bullhead City, Arizona. Trump was in town to stump for Republican gubernatorial candidate Andy Biggs as part of a midterm elections rally blitz in multiple states.

Mayweather, who went undefeated professional as a professional boxer, traveled with Trump on Air Force One from Las Vegas to the event at Laughlin Bullhead International Airport. He wore a red TMT hat and addressed the crowd briefly after Trump introduced him as one of the greatest fighters in boxing history, noting his defensive style, earnings, and nickname “Money.”

“America is the best country in the world. If I died and came back a million times, I will always choose America. It was great to represent this country in the 1996 Olympic Games, to go out there and represent the red, white, and blue. And we couldn’t have chose a better president twice than Donald Trump,” Mayweather told the crowd.

“So, it’s all about keeping this country strong and it’s all about us sticking together and believing one another. America is the best country in the world. Thank you.” The crowd responded with chants of “USA!”

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Boxing legend @FloydMayweather joins @POTUS on stage in Arizona: "America is the best country in the world. If I died and came back a million times, I would always choose America." 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/bOBT74LAMa

— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) October 14, 2026

His appearance marked the third time a boxer had joined Trump onstage in recent days, following prior events with Mike Tyson and Jake Paul. Mayweather has previously expressed support for Trump, including comments in a February 2025 Fox Business interview describing him as the best president in his view due to his business background.

He also appeared at Trump’s first term inauguration in 2017.

Elsewhere in the rally, Trump paid tribute to the late Charlie Kirk. Wednesday marked what would have been Kirk’s 33rd birthday. When Trump mentioned Kirk’s name, the crowd chanted “Charlie! Charlie!”

Trump described the Turning Point USA founder as a great man and a great friend of his who had helped him win key elections. “In Charlie’s honor, we want you to go out and vote and let’s have a BIG victory. He’d be out there fighting like nobody else. So let’s have a big victory in honor of Charlie Kirk,” the president said.

President Trump in Bullhead City: "A great man, and a great friend of mine. A friend that helped me with our elections all the time. 33 years old he would be today, Charlie Kirk."

"And to Erika, we love you, and the family."

"In Charlie's honor, we want you to go out and vote.… pic.twitter.com/BaYdGCV1Dm

— Andrew Kolvet (@AndrewKolvet) October 14, 2026

The Bullhead City event formed part of Trump’s ongoing series of midterm campaign rallies. He has held multiple such events across the country in October, including recent stops in states such as Ohio, Alaska, New York, and Nebraska, with plans for additional appearances in Montana later on October 14 and further locations in the following days.

These rallies have concentrated in areas Trump carried in prior elections as Republicans seek to maintain control of Congress and state offices amid the midterm contests.

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