Logan Paul Vs Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather happened on June 6, 2021 and was by far one of the biggest sporting events of the year.
The retired Floyd Mayweather jumped back into the ring with YouTube sensation Logan Paul to battle it out for eight rounds. The bout ended with no winner declared. However, Logan Paul displayed immense strength and technique while in the ring with Floyd Mayweather. The Internet was all praises for Logan for being able to last eight rounds in the boxing ring with one of the greatest fighters of all time.
Logan Paul Vs Floyd Mayweather certainly grossed huge sums of money, be it from ticket sales, sponsorships, PPVs, or what-not. However, the money business from the fight is still not over as Logan Paul accused Floyd of not paying him his money.
“Pay Me My Money”
Taking to his Instagram stories this month, the YouTuber shared an edited image of Floyd and captioned it “Pay me my money u f**king corny weasel of a human @floydmayweather.”
There is no detail about why Floyd owes money to Logan Paul and how much does he owe him. However, Logan Paul has claimed that he has not been paid his money.
Floyd Mayweather has not responded to the accusation by Logan Paul so far. At the time of writing this article, it has been well over six months of their fight that took place in the first half of 2021.
Logan Paul’s Upcoming Boxing Matches
Logan Paul, on the work front, has given hints that he wants to quit boxing forever.
In the recent episode of his podcast IMPAULSIVE, Logan invited his younger brother Jake Paul as the guest and the conversation quickly turned towards Logan’s next boxing opponent.
“Am I going to box again? What can I do?” Logan said after the topic came up on the ImPaulsive podcast. “We’ve already done some sick things for boxing. I could never box again, really, and be totally fine with it.”
Paul continued: “Boxing has health implications I’m concerned about, I’ll admit that. And Jake is doing everything in the ring for the family. For both of us.”
“Maybe I can just be the cheerleader for you [Jake] now. You do it for us, and I can’t do anything to match that bar. You raised it so far. I can just be the drunk, high brother, and be there supporting you.”
