Floyd Mayweather Claims $500 Million Was Stolen From Him

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Oct 22, 2026
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Floyd Mayweather is probably
the most successful financially from the financial side,
but maybe also from the sports side as well.
He's the best defensive boxer of all time,
which kind of makes him boring to people who don't know the sport
because he doesn't get hit and he just
strikes, you know, when he needs to.
But his big story lately is about how much, not how much money he made,
how much money he's lost,
or how much money he says was stolen from him.
So he broke the mold and he did kind of the Oscar de la Hoya rule.
Maybe Oscar de la Hoya was the first to do this.
as a boxer who he bought himself out of his contract
from a promoter became his own promoter
so he was able to make a lot of the big fights
and he kept a lot most of the money but he had
a partner the partner was named Al Haymon supposedly
Al Haymon according to Floyd May
whether in this interview that he did yesterday
on the PBD podcast um he's 500 million dollars
500 million how do you sleep on 500 million
so here's what he says a lot of people say oh you
know he's broke it's because he spent the money
or it's not that Al Haymon took the money from
Floyd Mayweather's bank account
but Floyd Mayweather is alleging is that some of the checks
from like some of the networks including Showtime
that was putting on the pay-per-views Al Haymon
got in between and Showtime ended up paying
Al Haymon instead of Floyd Mayweather so Floyd
Mayweather found out later now i think i think Floyd Mayweather
is exaggerating about 500 million
I mean much less it wouldn't be out of character of him for sure
but a lot of people saying he's
broke dude, he's not broke. He has a bunch of houses
and cars that he can sell. Yes, he spent a river
But here's a little preview for something
that we're gonna be talking about later
He's gonna do an exhibition with Mike Tyson
We're gonna get 10 to 20 million dollars and he's gonna do Manny
Pacquiao next year and he's asking for a minimum of 110 million
dollars to get in the ring with Manny Pacquiao
So he's gonna make that money back. I don't know nobody feels sorry
Oh geez. Oh geez trying to make a last check my friends
