For how many years have floyd been saying him, al haymon and the PBC were pretty one and made all decisions together.
Floyd Mayweather is now he's suing Showtime, claiming they played a big role in his ex-manager screwing him out of hundreds of millions of dollars.
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I just remembered this is the second lawsuit Floyd has filed in less than 6 months.
In September/October he countersued a car dealership after they sued him for not paying for a vehicle he purchased despite being given extensions to make the payment. They also say he had to return 3 other vehicles to them at the same time.
If this is true it's not a good sign for his finances and these lawsuits may just be the beginning.
In September/October he countersued a car dealership after they sued him for not paying for a vehicle he purchased despite being given extensions to make the payment. They also say he had to return 3 other vehicles to them at the same time.
If this is true it's not a good sign for his finances and these lawsuits may just be the beginning.
Saw some stuff recently on social media about Floyd being broke and I dismissed it as hate...maybe there was something to it
There was a crazy story about them holding on to him in Dubai over a debt...wild if that shit was actually true
There was a crazy story about them holding on to him in Dubai over a debt...wild if that shit was actually true
Yooooo, I forgot all about that
That story came out about a year ago.
Damn Floyd might really be in trouble
100k a month? What a full blown retard.
Not looking good for Floyd, I wouldn't be surprised if this dude has been robbing Floyd but convinced him that Al Haymon took his money:
It's a shame he got played but dude talked a lot of shit thinking he was smarter than everyone else.
I would not say he is “Broke” but because he is filing a lawsuit. I don’t care how much money you have, you not letting 300 million slide.
He will never be common folk “Broke” His name generates to much money for that to be the case. For the rest of his life he can easily make 10 million a year
True...poor people broke and rich people broke are 2 different things but something is going on with him...time will tell whats up but I cant dismiss those stories so easily now
Yup, 4ever a classic timeless line that have been proven for decades.
Will he be to proud to down size is the issue. Having private jets and all those cars may have to change.
Won't have a choice if he really doesn't have it...won't have too many people feeling sorry for him either...but its still early days yet...Floyd linking up with the jews so we will see how that works out for him...think he is gonna have a lot of challenges with this lawsuit
He should of gotten rid of that Al haymen dude but remember he likes to brag about handling his own business,well what happened Floyd?
When it comes to money you never trust a motherfucker and Floyd spending habits was off the hook and if I was around he I would tell him to put that shit up for a rainy day and stop buying shit.
When it comes to money you never trust a motherfucker and Floyd spending habits was off the hook and if I was around he I would tell him to put that shit up for a rainy day and stop buying shit.
He wouldn't listen to you because of pride.
A lot of these dudes that's rich don't care about putting money up for a rainy day because they're all about living in the moment.
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Let's not be quick to condem Al Haymen. Floyd wouldn't have had the Billion dollars worth of winnings if it wasn't for all Haymen. This to me looks like creative lawyering. Some lawyer came to Floyd and said I think I can find a couple hundred million somewhere in these contracts give me 30% of whatever we get and we can go. We are talking multiple contracts going back years. Complex negotiations they are just looking for a settlement.
If this is just a moneygrab from Floyd it's really some bitchmade shit. You and a black manger had the most successful money making career in boxing history and now you are suing your general. SAD
The universe doesnt give us everything! Great athlete doesnt make you a smart business person or smart in life; just means you a great athlete..
Mayweather Jr. to unretire, resume boxing after Tyson exhibition
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Andreas HaleFeb 20, 2026, 05:55 PM ET
Just days before his 49th birthday, Floyd Mayweather Jr. has announced that he will end his retirement and resume his professional boxing career after his spring 2026 boxing exhibition with Mike Tyson
Mayweather has signed an exclusive agreement with CSI Sports/Fight Sports as his promoter for the next stage of his career.
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Mayweather retired from boxing at the age of 40 after his August 2017 knockout win over MMA star Conor McGregor, running his record to a perfect 50-0 with 27 wins by stoppage. He has since competed in several exhibition boxing matches with the likes of Logan Paul, Mikuru Asakura and John Gotti III.
It was announced last September that Mayweather and Tyson would meet in an exhibition match in spring 2026. There have been reports that the fight will take place on April 25 in the Democratic Republic of Congo, but ESPN could not confirm the fight would take place on that date, and no network has been established to carry the fight.
Mayweather has been in the news over the past few weeks as he filed a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against Showtime earlier this month. Mayweather claims that he is owed "at least" $340 million from his reported $1.2 billion in career fight purses.
Before retiring, Floyd Mayweather Jr., right, improved to a perfect 50-0 in his final sanctioned professional fight with a 10th-round stoppage of MMA star Conor McGregor on August 26, 2017 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Christian Petersen/Getty Images
Mayweather would be returning to a sport with a completely new set of competitors that are nearly half his age. However, the recent return of Manny Pacquiao to the pro ranks would suggest that a much-talked-about rematch between the two fighters after their 2015 meeting could take place as a professional boxing match.
"Signing Floyd Mayweather to un-retire after he captures another world-wide audience with his Mike Tyson match-up, highlights our commitment to providing our global audience with the most high-profile fighters in the sport," Richard and Craig Miele, co-founders of CSI Sports/Fight Sports, said in a written statement. "Floyd will once again continue to dominate boxing with the biggest audience and highest gross events of all time, and we are proud and privileged to be able to do with our global team at CSI Sports/FIGHT SPORTS. We look forward to even more announcements that will excite fans and continue to build the sport in 2026!
@playahaitian @REDLINE @jawnswoop @Complex @Lexx Diamond @jack walsh13
He definitely is having some sort of money issues!!
Mayweather Jr. to unretire, resume boxing after Tyson exhibition
Andreas HaleFeb 20, 2026, 05:55 PM ETShare
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Just days before his 49th birthday, Floyd Mayweather Jr. has announced that he will end his retirement and resume his professional boxing career after his spring 2026 boxing exhibition with Mike Tyson
Mayweather has signed an exclusive agreement with CSI Sports/Fight Sports as his promoter for the next stage of his career.
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"I still have what it takes to set more records in the sport of boxing," Mayweather said in a written statement to ESPN. "From my upcoming Mike Tyson event to my next professional fight afterwards -- no one will generate a bigger gate, have a larger global broadcast audience and generate more money with each event -- then my events. And I plan to keep doing it with my global media partner, CSI Sports/FIGHT SPORTS."
Mayweather retired from boxing at the age of 40 after his August 2017 knockout win over MMA star Conor McGregor, running his record to a perfect 50-0 with 27 wins by stoppage. He has since competed in several exhibition boxing matches with the likes of Logan Paul, Mikuru Asakura and John Gotti III.
It was announced last September that Mayweather and Tyson would meet in an exhibition match in spring 2026. There have been reports that the fight will take place on April 25 in the Democratic Republic of Congo, but ESPN could not confirm the fight would take place on that date, and no network has been established to carry the fight.
Mayweather has been in the news over the past few weeks as he filed a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against Showtime earlier this month. Mayweather claims that he is owed "at least" $340 million from his reported $1.2 billion in career fight purses.
Before retiring, Floyd Mayweather Jr., right, improved to a perfect 50-0 in his final sanctioned professional fight with a 10th-round stoppage of MMA star Conor McGregor on August 26, 2017 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Christian Petersen/Getty Images
Mayweather would be returning to a sport with a completely new set of competitors that are nearly half his age. However, the recent return of Manny Pacquiao to the pro ranks would suggest that a much-talked-about rematch between the two fighters after their 2015 meeting could take place as a professional boxing match.
"Signing Floyd Mayweather to un-retire after he captures another world-wide audience with his Mike Tyson match-up, highlights our commitment to providing our global audience with the most high-profile fighters in the sport," Richard and Craig Miele, co-founders of CSI Sports/Fight Sports, said in a written statement. "Floyd will once again continue to dominate boxing with the biggest audience and highest gross events of all time, and we are proud and privileged to be able to do with our global team at CSI Sports/FIGHT SPORTS. We look forward to even more announcements that will excite fans and continue to build the sport in 2026!
@playahaitian @REDLINE @jawnswoop @Complex @Lexx Diamond @jack walsh13
He definitely is having some sort of money issues!!
But the good thing here is he kept himself disciplined physically, stays in shape and has his faculties so he can make a few money grabs and retire again without damaging his legacy too much.
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