Floyd Mayweather pulled the ultimate feint ... the boxing legend tricked his billionaire friend Robert Smith, delivering him to his 60th surprise party!
to look at property -- at least, that's where the billionaire investorthey were going -- but in reality, the 50-0 legend delivered Smith to his surprise 60th birthday party!
"When Robert walked into his house he was shocked to see us all there. He was really surprised and had no clue that his family threw him a surprise party," Mayweather tellsAnd, the Palm Beach, FL party was awesome ... the theme was James Bond: 0060, to commemorate Smith -- who Forbes estimates is worth around $8 billion -- for turning 60 years old earlier this month.
Aside from being friends, Smith is also an investor of Floyd's docuseries,"The GOAT." The property Smith thought he and Floyd were viewing was supposed to be a potential shooting location for the future series. Producer
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