Did Floyd Mayweather go bankrupt? The boxing legend denied the journalist's report
Famous American journalist Steven A. Smith revealed in his latest appearance that one of the richest boxers in world history, Floyd Mayweather, has declared complete financial bankruptcy. This news caused a huge stir in the sports world.
According to the journalist, recently Floyd Mayweather invested $402 million in a real estate project in New York City. However, this investment turned out to be a fraud scheme, resulting in the boxer suffering significant losses. It has been reported that this situation has seriously affected Mayweather's financial status, who is recognized as the richest boxer of all time.
However, according to the well-known Sportico portal, Floyd Mayweather's wealth is currently estimated at $1.15 billion. This figure has been formed from the earnings he has made throughout his career from various competitions and commercial contracts.
Additionally, the publication GiveMeSport estimated Mayweather's total earnings throughout his career at $400 million at the beginning of 2025. In this ranking, Floyd took the first place, while the legendary George Foreman secured the second, and the famous Mexican boxer Saul "Canelo" Alvarez took the third place. Ukrainian Oleksandr Usyk is also included in this list, occupying the 6th position.
Floyd Mayweather responded to the journalist's reports about his bankruptcy in a unique way: "As long as I am still breathing, I make more money than your salary," the boxer said.
He also described his financial situation, stating: "If owning two private jets, having over 100 properties, and complete freedom in life counts as bankruptcy, then I invite everyone to follow in my footsteps," he replied sharply and clearly.
Experts and fans are currently searching for the truth between these two opposing pieces of information and are closely monitoring the development of the situation.
