Eddie Hearn Claims Floyd Mayweather’s Fortune Isn’t What It Seems

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Eddie Hearn Raises Doubts About Mayweather’s Wealth

Eddie Hearn, a prominent British boxing promoter, has sparked controversy by casting doubt on the authenticity of Floyd Mayweather's reported billion-dollar fortune. Mayweather, who has long been known for his extravagant lifestyle and self-proclaimed nickname "Money," is widely recognized as one of the richest fighters of all time. However, Hearn suggests that Mayweather's wealth may not be as substantial as he claims.

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Mayweather’s Earnings and Lifestyle

• Mayweather topped Forbes' rich list of the decade in 2019, reportedly earning over £700 million ($900 million) in the ring.
• Despite officially retiring in 2017 after his lucrative fight against UFC star Conor McGregor, Mayweather has continued to participate in exhibition bouts.
• Mayweather’s recent fights, including a controversial match against John Gotti III in June, have raised eyebrows, leading some to speculate about his financial situation.

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Eddie Hearn’s Concerns

In a candid interview with GRM Daily, Eddie Hearn stated, “I don't think he's got the money he says, that's what I think. I don't think he needs the money but you know when you've got that lifestyle, when he's spending what he’s spending.”

Hearn's comments come at a time when Mayweather is rumored to be signing a new three-exhibition fight deal, sparking further speculation about his financial motives.

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Mayweather’s Response

Mayweather, 47, who once owned a £18 million ($23 million) watch and a collection of luxury cars, has refuted claims that he is fighting for financial reasons. He said, “Am I doing it for the money? Absolutely not. I'm doing it because this is what I want to do. It's not like I'm hurting.”

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Mayweather insists that his continued participation in exhibition matches is driven by passion and the enjoyment of his team and fans. He added, “And the people are enjoying it, my team is enjoying it and it’s good to be able to travel to different places and train and shake hands with different people from all walks of life.”

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Conclusion

The debate over Floyd Mayweather's true financial standing adds a layer of intrigue to his ongoing career in the boxing world. While Hearn's comments have fueled speculation, Mayweather remains resolute in his stance that his continued involvement in the sport is for personal fulfillment rather than financial necessity.

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Source: The US Sun