Mayweather sues Showtime for $340 Million

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Imagine having all that money and cant read...

And everybody around you knows you cant read...

Mfs be handing him papers to sign like "dont worry about all them funny letters and shyt, you good champ" :obama:

Yeah dude probably got finessed by so many shell companies and "investment opportunities" designed specifically to legally drain him. Wouldn't be surprised if the mafia was involved given he's in Vegas.
 

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It's called using your cognitive abilities and putting two and two together. Ya know, simple shyt.

I hope he bounces back. Because him goin out like that would be awful. Regardless of his attitude or whatever other reasons people hate him I don't pray on the downfall.
He’s about to step in the ring and take a loss for $100 Million. Black athletes don’t understand legacy and I don’t feel sorry for him one bit. I hate it for his kids that their father blew a fukking fortune that could’ve taken care of his kids kids kids. He should be ashamed of himself….
shyt is sad I knew something was going on when his daughter said she was going to get a job just so she can know what it feels like to work...

All that money made and you letting the people who hated you have the last laugh..

Floyd going to be doing those special attraction fights until he 70 :francis:




His kids probably already know what's about to happen.
 

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We could all see this coming with the way he likes spending money at an extreme rate. But he shouldn't be broke at this point with the money he's made. If he is then he has no one to blame but himself for that.
 

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And not one time did he buy fine art smh...could've had Basquiat's, Warhols, Picasso, Tanner, Bearden, Douglas, Lawrence .......
Idk…..

There are multiple stories of people trying to screw him out of his money or refusing to sell certain assets to him like property in Manhattan. We don't know if he tried to buy art and even if he did we don't know how much it has or has not appreciated.

If I was wealthy and owned art like that or a unit in a Manhattan building where Floyd wanted to buy I wouldn't want him to buy it either. When people living above their means like Floyd go broke they end up desperate and sell off those assets at deeply discounted prices which brings down the overall market value of those assets for everyone else who owns them since they're sold infrequently and illiquid assets.
 

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If I was wealthy and owned art like that or a unit in a Manhattan building where Floyd wanted to buy I wouldn't want him to buy it either. When people living above their means like Floyd go broke they end up desperate and sell off those assets at deeply discounted prices which brings down the overall market value of those assets for everyone else who owns them since they're sold infrequently and illiquid assets.
I get the idea your trying to get across but you know his race played a part in it. He had too much money and didn't have a Jewish/WASP “Liason” that they would deal with them in his place. It's off topic but those Epstein emails really gets into how those wealthy motherfukkers move and it doesn't see as anything but labor.

He had a black lawyer to make money with, but not a jewish lawyer to spend it. He honestly needed two, maybe three lawyers handling different things and watching each other. He had and maybe still has Trust money.
 

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I get the idea your trying to get across but you know his race played a part in it. He had too much money and didn't have a Jewish/WASP “Liason” that they would deal with them in his place. It's off topic but those Epstein emails really gets into how those wealthy motherfukkers move and it doesn't see as anything but labor.

He had a black lawyer to make money with, but not a jewish lawyer to spend it. He honestly needed two, maybe three lawyers handling different things and watching each other. He had and maybe still has Trust money.

Agreed no doubt race played a part in it. But those buildings and art collectors probably wouldn’t have had a problem selling to someone like Robert Smith or Aliko Dangote.
 

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LOL Floyd doesn't strike me as a sophisticated art collector and those big mult-million dollar real estate properties aren't easy to get rid of.

Hell, NORMAL homes aren't selling that well these days.
 

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Some of you sound ignorant or hopeful.

Read up on Hollywood Accounting.

"
Film studios frequently settle lawsuits out of court regarding the practice of "Hollywood accounting," where they report financial losses on profitable movies to avoid paying backend royalties to actors, producers, and financiers. Examples of such settlements, often driven by accusations of creative accounting, include those involving Disney/Fox, Paramount, and independent production houses. "


Disney/20th Century Studios and TSG Entertainment (2024): Film financier TSG sued Disney, alleging "rampant self-dealing" and accounting tricks that deprived them of profits on films like Avatar: The Way of Water and Bohemian Rhapsody (which was reported as a $51 million loss despite a $911 million gross). The lawsuit was settled out of court in January 2024, with terms undisclosed."

Gerard Butler and Olympus Has Fallen (Nu Image/Millennium Media): Settled in October 2023, this lawsuit alleged a "premeditated scheme" to underreport receipts by over $11 million, with an audit showing millions in payments to executives were hidden.
Peter Jackson and The Lord of the Rings (New Line Cinema): The director sued over withheld profits, including merchandising and DVD sales, leading to an out-of-court settlement in 2005.
Don Johnson and Nash Bridges (Rysher Entertainment): While a jury initially awarded $23.2 million to Johnson in 2010 after the studio wiped profits for the show to reduce his 50% stake to zero, this highlighted the extreme lengths studios go to before settling.
"

Without seeing the contracts and what is returned in Discovery, everything is speculation. However, what's ironic is that people saying "that's why you have an accountant for your accountant" not really appreciating the possibility that a getting that additional set of eyes often leads to litigation when they detect irregularities.


That being said, my gut feeling is that he is starting to feel the pinch. I don't believe he's broke, but I think he's in a situation where he has less money than expected which is causing him to do a review of his finances.
 

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Some of you sound ignorant or hopeful.

Read up on Hollywood Accounting.

"
Film studios frequently settle lawsuits out of court regarding the practice of "Hollywood accounting," where they report financial losses on profitable movies to avoid paying backend royalties to actors, producers, and financiers. Examples of such settlements, often driven by accusations of creative accounting, include those involving Disney/Fox, Paramount, and independent production houses. "


Disney/20th Century Studios and TSG Entertainment (2024): Film financier TSG sued Disney, alleging "rampant self-dealing" and accounting tricks that deprived them of profits on films like Avatar: The Way of Water and Bohemian Rhapsody (which was reported as a $51 million loss despite a $911 million gross). The lawsuit was settled out of court in January 2024, with terms undisclosed."

Gerard Butler and Olympus Has Fallen (Nu Image/Millennium Media): Settled in October 2023, this lawsuit alleged a "premeditated scheme" to underreport receipts by over $11 million, with an audit showing millions in payments to executives were hidden.
Peter Jackson and The Lord of the Rings (New Line Cinema): The director sued over withheld profits, including merchandising and DVD sales, leading to an out-of-court settlement in 2005.
Don Johnson and Nash Bridges (Rysher Entertainment): While a jury initially awarded $23.2 million to Johnson in 2010 after the studio wiped profits for the show to reduce his 50% stake to zero, this highlighted the extreme lengths studios go to before settling.
"

Without seeing the contracts and what is returned in Discovery, everything is speculation. However, what's ironic is that people saying "that's why you have an accountant for your accountant" not really appreciating the possibility that a getting that additional set of eyes often leads to litigation when they detect irregularities.


That being said, my gut feeling is that he is starting to feel the pinch. I don't believe he's broke, but I think he's in a situation where he has less money than expected which is causing him to do a review of his finances.
I bet Fat Joe wishes he had an accountant for his accountant a few years back
 

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LOL Floyd doesn't strike me as a sophisticated art collector and those big mult-million dollar real estate properties aren't easy to get rid of.

Hell, NORMAL homes aren't selling that well these days.
Exactly these dudes not understanding Floyd was never gonna collect fine art...ever
 

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they took hundreds of millions, not some petty change or some jewellery!

If he is serious about getting back into the ring..do few exhibitions then 1 huge return!!

Sorted..!


Ali got stiffled out of 45 million dollars in 1980 by Don King and few others affiliated with Ali..45 million US bucks in today's times is equivilant of 177 million Dollars!!

Some evil fukked up b*stards on this planet and they right beside you, eating with your kids and kissing your cheek!
 
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