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.

Fuck him, let Trump and Israel worry about him since he's been so in love with them recently.

It's odd that he's not suing Haymon which leads me to believe he wouldn't have a case against him.
The article (and this thread in general) is literally about him suing Haymon and Showtime.
 
I’m disappointed. I was happy that those two brothers were getting all that money. Boxing seems to have a lot of money disputes. I hope Floyd doesn’t fuck up his undefeated record over this. CACs hate that he has the best record of all time and want to argue for Marciano.
 
The lawsuit focuses on the business practices of Al Haymon, Mayweather’s former agent and financial advisor. It alleges that Showtime and former top executive Stephen Espinoza, who brought Mayweather to the network and negotiated terms for many of his early fights, ignored red flags indicating Haymon was siphoning millions from the boxing star.

An attorney for Mayweather did not respond when asked why Haymon is not named in the suit, which paints him as a highly secretive person who avoids technology and paper trails, dealing almost entirely via faxes and in-person meetings. It lays out a timeline of his relationship with Mayweather, who the suit said viewed Haymon as a father figure and confidant.

Rather than taking the 33 percent cut of fight payoffs that boxing managers typically accept, the suit said Haymon made a verbal agreement with Mayweather in 2004 to receive 10 percent of his earnings. That arrangement extended for more than 15 years despite the lack of a written agreement between the two.

During that time, Haymon allegedly set up a series of bank accounts under his name and those of people working with him without disclosing the details to Mayweather. Haymon then began working with Espinoza to serve as a sort of financial middleman on the boxer’s behalf, the suit alleges. Instead of going to Mayweather directly, his earnings were deposited into Haymon’s network of bank accounts, which he maintained with an associate named Jeff Morris. Those accounts would then transfer the money to Mayweather after deducting Haymon’s cut.

“Given the size of the transfers (hundreds of millions) and the unusual nature of paying a fighter via a third-party lawyer’s trust account, this should have raised red flags within Showtime,” the lawsuit states. “On information and belief, Stephen Espinoza and other Showtime executives were aware that Al Haymon was the de facto controller behind those accounts. …

“Thus, Defendants knew that by sending funds to Jeff Morris’s account, they were knowingly participating in a structure that kept Mayweather from directly receiving or overseeing his own earnings.”
 
Netflix would make this fight lol



Oscar confirmed that he did cross-dress in a series of infamous 2007 photographs, admitting in 2011 that it was him in the images. Initially denying the photos were real, he confessed to wearing women's lingerie, including fishnets and heels, while under the influence of drugs and alcohol, stating he was tired of lying to himself and the public
 
Oscar confirmed that he did cross-dress in a series of infamous 2007 photographs, admitting in 2011 that it was him in the images. Initially denying the photos were real, he confessed to wearing women's lingerie, including fishnets and heels, while under the influence of drugs and alcohol, stating he was tired of lying to himself and the public
Mayne, fuck you for making this font in black to have me highlight it to see what you typed. :lol:
 
Sad to even hear that Floyd is in trouble with money it's as if it's apart of being athlete
How is this sad? He was routinely the highest paid athlete for the years that he boxed after Del La Hoya. He was exceeding $100 million dollars annually by the time he fought Canelo. I'm a huge Floyd the boxer fan. Floyd the person was a ticking clock before this story happened. His gambling alone made this inevitable.
 
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