Mayweather Refutes Viral Reports of Bankruptcy: “I’m Still Winning”

Floyd Mayweather, aptly nicknamed "Money," has excelled not only in the boxing arena but also in the realm of business since retiring in 2017. His prowess has kept the public intrigued by both his exceptional fighting record and financial success. With earnings exceeding $1.2 billion throughout his career, Mayweather has built an extensive real estate portfolio valued around $500 million. Nonetheless, skepticism arose following his recent $27 million purchase, which followed a substantial $402 million deal for 62 Manhattan properties. In response to scrutiny that cast doubt on his finances, Mayweather vehemently defended himself. His daughter initially rejected the claims, and the former champion later addressed the matter during his speech at the Real Deal NYC Forum. “If that’s what you call bankruptcy, having two private jets and owning 100 buildings, then I’m sure everyone would want to be bankrupt,” he stated, demonstrating defiance against unfounded allegations. Mayweather has also initiated a defamation lawsuit against Business Insider, asserting his commitment to preserving his hard-earned reputation.