Logan Paul takes swipe at ‘s***bag’ Floyd Mayweather claiming it’s bull**** the boxing legend has STILL not paid him following their fight last year and confirms he is suing the 44-year-old
- Logan Paul has taken another swipe at Floyd Mayweather for not paying him
- Paul was due to receive an eight-figure sum for his bout with Mayweather
- However, the YouTube star says he has not seen then the money as of yet
- Paul says that he ‘made a mistake’ trusting Mayweather to pay his share
- He also confirmed that he has opened a lawsuit against the 44-year-old
Logan Paul has taken another swipe at Floyd Mayweather, calling boxing legend a ‘s***bag’ for not paying him after their fight in Miami Gardens last year.
Paul was due to receive a reported eight-figure sum for his bout with Mayweather in June 2021. However, the YouTuber claims he has not seen the money as of yet.
Paul says he ‘made a mistake’ trusting Mayweather to pay his share after the fight and confirmed that he has opened a lawsuit against the 44-year-old.
Logan Paul (above) has taken another swipe at Floyd Mayweather, calling him a ‘s***bag’ for not paying out after their fight in Miami Gardens last year
Speaking about the situation – almost nine month after the fight – Paul told TMZ Sports: ‘It’s honestly bull****, [Having] people who aren’t a professional promotional company controlling where the money goes… we made that mistake.
‘But it’s Floyd Mayweather, so before we fought him we were kind of willing to do whatever [and] after the fact we’re shooting ourselves in the foot because he’s a f***ing s***bag.’
Paul also sent a warning out to Mayweather’s future opponents, saying ‘Now that we know that, and everyone else who fights Floyd should know that, don’t let him control the money’.
Paul was due to receive a reported eight-figure sum for his bout with Mayweather in June 2021. However, the YouTuber claims he has not seen the money as of yet
Mayweather has not yet responded to Paul, but did say he was called ‘Money’ for a reason
Mayweather has not publicly responded to Paul’s comments yet, but did previously say he was called ‘Money’ for a reason.
He said: ‘My nickname is ‘Money’ for a reason… I worked extremely hard for years and years to get to a certain level. A level where we can start calling everything an event.’
Prior to his fight with Paul, Mayweather also said he earned £22million ‘for the patches on my trunks alone’.
Additionally, it is believed a California real estate investor has opened a separate lawsuit against Mayweather.
They are said to be looking for £4.3m from Mayweather, while Yogi Securities Holdings LLC is seeking a further $1.4m after an investment was reinvested into a Mayweather Productions event without their consent.