Floyd Fruit demanded $75 million from his former partner in court.

One of the most famous and longest-reigning figures in boxing, Floyd Mayweather, has once again found himself at the center of a high-profile controversy. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

This time, the boxing legend is not facing an opponent in the ring, but is involved in a major financial dispute with his former business partner. According to information released by TMZ, Mayweather has filed a lawsuit seeking $175 million from his former associate, Jonah Reknits.

As stated in the court documents, Reknits managed Mayweather’s financial affairs for many years and acted as his trusted representative. Mayweather accuses his former partner of mismanaging large sums of money and being responsible for the loss of his financial assets.

According to the allegations in the lawsuit, Reknits made serious errors in managing valuable properties belonging to the boxer. The issue receiving the most attention in this case concerns jewelry items.

As emphasized in the court materials, Reknits handed over jewelry belonging to Mayweather, valued at approximately $100 million, as collateral for a loan of only $13 million. This situation is considered a significant financial loss for the athlete.

In total, the claimed damages amount to $175 million. Such a massive sum represents a substantial loss even for someone like Mayweather, who is among the wealthiest athletes in the world.

Throughout his career, Floyd Mayweather has been known not only for his undefeated record but also for earning hundreds of millions of dollars. He adopted the nickname "Money" and enjoys showcasing his lavish lifestyle to the public.

However, in recent years, his name has frequently appeared in various financial controversies. Not long ago, reports emerged that the boxer was forced to settle a debt of nearly $1 million related to alimony payments.

Now, this major legal case involving his former associate has sparked widespread interest in how it will affect Mayweather’s financial situation. The outcome of the lawsuit and how Reknits will respond to these allegations remain unknown at this time.

The boxer, who once defeated his opponents in the ring with skill, is now fighting to preserve his wealth in the courtroom. This time, the winner will not be decided by judges’ scorecards, but by the documents and evidence presented.