Following a chaotic ending to his exhibition match with Floyd Mayweather Jr., John Gotti III has been handed a six-month suspension by the Florida State Athletic Commission. The incident occurred Sunday night after the conclusion of their fight.

The two fighters clashed at FLA Live Arena in an exhibition match sponsored by HQD. (BOWAstudios)

The commission clarified that Mayweather himself was not subject to any disciplinary action related to the post-fight disturbance. The suspension against Gotti was enacted immediately following the match.

Referee Kenny Bayless stopped the bout in the sixth round, but Gotti seemingly disregarded the stoppage and pursued Mayweather, triggering a surge of individuals from both corners into the ring.

Gotti, competing in his third boxing match (2-0 professional record) and boasting a 5-1 record in MMA, was captured during the exhibition bout. (BOWAstudios)

Following the melee, Gotti took to social media, referring to Mayweather with derogatory terms and declaring him a lifelong adversary.

Mayweather is pictured here in a previous fight. (Zac Goodwin/PA Images via Getty Images)

Furthermore, reports have surfaced alleging that Mayweather’s family received racially charged threats online from individuals connected to Gotti.