Mayweather sues Showtime for $340 Million

[CodeBlaMeVi]

Im not going off some random persons likely made up tweets. I'll wait for the actual details from the lawyers and rhe lawsuit to come out.

You don’t want to speculate on that since it doesn’t support your stance? All of this speculative by your comment. Why comment at all? I’m going to speculate.

 

[lurker emeritus]

breh & breh associates need to sit this one out
we’ll see how this actual plays out via the professionals

 

[UpAndComing]

I call BS and f**k Floyd now.

$340M doesn’t get missing unless he was generating $100s of billions of dollars.

He’s not simply suing Showtime this is CBS that he is trying to extract that money from.

That’s a lot of money to go missing you are correct


Unless you had more than a billion like way more than a billion


And not notice it was missing for this long

My view is that the "$340 that is missing" is the money that Floyd willingly signed off on in a contract he did not read. That money was probably $10-15 million per fight over the past 10-15 years that was allotted to either Al Haymon, Showtime, Espinoza, or some other executive. So it wasn't "missing", it was just legally re-routed to someone else lol

 

[CoryMack]

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

This here. And he’s gonna start getting knocked out too, just like Bernard and Roy and Mike and alotta others who had to fight for money long after they should’ve stopped.

That power of attorney got another one.

 

[CoryMack]

breh & breh associates need to sit this one out
we’ll see how this actual plays out via the professionals

Go ask Gucci for the money fakkit
Floyd was quick to remind us he was an individual when black ppl wanted solidarity so nobody better cape for dude

Only question I have is if he got burned for that much money....how the hell was he living this lavish lifestyle all these years.
Man the truth always come out, all them years Floyd was lying like he came up with a lot of the PPV strategy behind him leaving HBO for showtime and him and Al Haymon being equals.

They’ll keep you living a certain way until they’re done with you. That’s when you find out you’re broke.

I’ll say it again on this board - if you can find it, watch the last episode of the T.O. Show where he finds out he’s broke. That’s how it’s done, and that moment should’ve been preserved and shown to every Black man and woman serious about keeping what they’ve earned. His agent was Drew Rosenhaus, and under his leadership T.O. was relieved of over 80 mil.

 

[desjardins]

"Strip mall surgeons" (c) @CodeBlaMeVi has me dying cause that's exactly the kind of brand deals Floyd's been getting

Who knows if the contract floating around is a standard template for all fighters or just a one off. Paulie Maliggai was saying Haymon did right by him, but Paulie only fought for Haymon for a couple fights towards the end of his career when he probably had enough knowledge and leverage not to get raped.
I heard Deontay Wilder might be suing Haymon soon too.

The whole "advisor" and proxy promoter thing has always been weird. It's like letting the person selling you the house to pick the inspector for you. No doubt Haymon was probably getting kick backs from the proxy promoters, making money on both sides of a deal. The fighters used to act like running their own promotion was a flex, but that means you incur all the risk and pay a large chunk for the promotion. Whole time your "advisor" is the one connecting you with the people you need getting a cut from multiple angles and taking zero risks. All that and if something goes left you can't even sue him . Dude is really a genius level businessman

 

[Gritsngravy]

He’ll have to fight Manny Pacquaio and Jake Paul on Netflix to see those numbers. He’ll have to roll back the clock and talk a lot of shyt too.

Him fighting tank and ab would do numbers just based on storyline alone

 

[bnew]

He can read, but he doesn't read well.

imagine being a multi-millionaire who doesn't have a 40 hour work week like the average american and not having a private tutor for correcting not being able to read well.

When Fantasia got bread, she got private tutors to help her overcome illiteracy.

 

[Elim Garak]

imagine being a multi-millionaire who doesn't have a 40 hour work week like the average american and not having a private tutor for correcting not being able to read well.

When Fantasia got bread, she got private tutors to help her overcome illiteracy.

I don't know precisely what his disability is so I won't judge.

 

[Nigerianwonder]

You don’t want to speculate on that since it doesn’t support your stance? All of this speculative by your comment. Why comment at all? I’m going to speculate.

Last time I checked Floyd has not filed for bankruptcy. There is no evidence he is broke or hurting for money. That's a fact. Folks like you declaring he is broke is pure speculation on your part. Folks been praying Floyd goes broke for 10 years so it aint nothing new. Filing a lawsuit for money you are owed has nothing to do with being broke.

 

[spencerforhire]

Lawsuits accuse Floyd Mayweather of owing millions to luxury apartment owner and jewelry stores

The boxer allegedly failed to pay the $100,000-a-month rent on a swanky 4,629-square-foot duplex condo in Manhattan.

www.businessinsider.com

Brand new unpaid lawsuits for Floyd, for unpaid rent and jewelry tabs. But he aint going broke right???


If you own buildings in NY, then why on earth are you leasing a condo for $100K a month??

• Mayweather rented the 4,629-square-foot duplex unit on the 18th and 19th floors of the Baccarat Hotel and Residences, a high-end condo tower in Midtown, in late 2024. The lease signing was reported in several outlets, including the New York Post and Architectural Digest.
  
  The lawsuit filed in January in state court alleges that he fell behind on the $100,000-a-month rent for five months and agreed to pay up, then only gave them a portion of what was owed.
  
  The apartment is owned by Leila and David Centner, a Miami couple who are wellness and tech entrepreneurs. The Centners purchased two condos at The Baccarat in 2016 for $15.3 million and combined them into the two-level unit later rented by Mayweather. Leila Centner told Business Insider that Mayweather initially paid the rent, then stopped in July 2025. She said she spoke to him in December about missed payments and that he appeared unaware he owed $500,000 in back rent.
• In a separate legal matter, a Miami jeweler sued Mayweather last month, alleging the boxer owes more than a million dollars for jewelry he took but never paid for.
  
  AJ's Jewelry said in a complaint filed in state court that Mayweather, described as a longtime customer, made two trips to the store in August and left with 26 Cartier, Patek Philippe, Rolex, and Audemars Piguet watches, and 15 gold chains. The suit claims that Mayweather agreed to pay the $1.675 million bill later.
  
  
• "Because of the parties' long-standing relationship and prior transactions, AJ's Jewelry reasonably believed and relied upon Mayweather's promises to pay for the jewelry items that he took possession of in full," the complaint says.
  
  "To date, Mayweather has only paid AJ's Jewelry $300,000 of the outstanding balance."

Yup, according to Coli Floyd fans he ain't broke and this is all cap and we're just "hating" or I guess this is how rich billionaires act.

 

[Ozymandeas]

I said it years ago. A bunch of grown losers living vicariously through Floyd argued me down.

He's a buffoon.

Now, do I think Floyd is broke in our sense of the word, no. But he behaves like he's English Royalty or a Saudi Prince. He should be living alot more conservatively. I don't think the tipping point is here yet but, he's going to run into serious cash flow problems eventually. He's going to have to get real about taming his lifestyle down or he will be broke.

 

[spencerforhire]

 

[spencerforhire]

I said it years ago. A bunch of grown losers living vicariously through Floyd argued me down.

He's a buffoon.

Now, do I think Floyd is broke in our sense of the word, no. But he behaves like he's English Royalty or a Saudi Prince. He should be living alot more conservatively. I don't think the tipping point is here yet but, he's going to run into serious cash flow problems eventually. He's going to have to get real about taming his lifestyle down or he will be broke.

The worst ones are the Nigerian Floyd fans. They will deny, deny, and deny.