Has Floyd Mayweather blown a US$1.2 billion fortune? Jake Paul claims the boxer is ‘broke’, after he splashed out on multiple Rolls-Royces, Mercedes, Lamborghinis, Porsches, mansions and private jets

Jul 5 , 2022

Legendary boxer Floyd Mayweather has made more than a billion from his career in the ring – but can he have already spent it all, like Jake Paul says? Photo: @floydmayweather/Instagram

YouTuber Jake Paul claims Mayweather – who throws away his underwear after wearing it once – hasn’t paid his brother, Logan, for their 2021 exhibition match

He has splashed on around 100 luxury cars; watches from Jacob & Co, Hublot, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet and Rolex; and bags from Hermès and Chanel

Floyd Mayweather Jr. is broke? That’s the recent claim of boxer and YouTuber Jake Paul, who claims the legendary fighter hasn’t paid his brother, Logan, for their exhibition match last year, according to an interview with Rob Moore, posted on Instagram.

But “Money” himself never admits he doesn’t have money, of course. He has said Logan got paid and wanted another exhibition. He even boasted he has banked US$300 million per month in recent years, per World Boxing News. “In 32 months, I put myself in a position with a smart business team to make US$300 million a month,” he revealed.

Floyd Mayweather at the Parade of Champions as he joins the International Boxing Hall of Fame in June 2022. Photo: AP

In August 2021, Mayweather claimed on Talk Sport that he was a billionaire, with a net worth of US$1.2 billion. But though the “50-0” boxer (50 fights, undefeated, in his career) may earn easily, he seems to splash his money about faster, constantly showing off how he enjoys buying extravagant items on his social pages. So just what has he spent his millions on?

Multimillion-dollar homes

Floyd Mayweather relaxing at home. Photo: @floydmayweather/Instagram

It’s no surprise for A-list stars to live in million-dollar houses, and each of Mayweather’s is worth no less than eight figures. Moreover, these houses feature not only swanky furniture and OTT ornaments but also “special amenities” to fully meet the owner’s every need.

Floyd Mayweather’s wine cellar in his Beverly Hills castle. Photo: @floydmayweather/Instagram

For example, the six-bed home in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, valued at US$25 million, has a candy shop, a 12-seat cinema and a wine cellar with 225 bottles. Meanwhile, his US$10 million Las Vegas mansion has two guest houses, 11 bedrooms, 17 bathrooms, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a gym and a 1.4-acre vineyard. And a third house – a US$18 million waterfront pad in Miami Beach – has a 5,000 sq ft rooftop deck and a private dock for a 100-foot boat, besides a pool, spa, cinema, gym and games room.