Floyd Mayweather Jr. has filed a lawsuit against Showtime, alleging that he is owed 'at least' $340 million. The boxer claims he was defrauded through a complex web of hidden accounts, unauthorized transactions, and financial record concealment. Mayweather's former manager and advisor, Al Haymon, is accused of orchestrating a scheme with Showtime Networks Inc. and Stephen Espinoza, among others. The lawsuit seeks to recover misappropriated funds and damages resulting from financial fraud, breaches of fiduciary duty, and conspiracy. Mayweather, who retired from professional boxing in 2017, has since competed in several exhibitions. An exhibition fight with Mike Tyson was announced for Spring 2026, but no date or location has been confirmed. Mayweather's lawsuit highlights a potential controversy in the sports industry, raising questions about financial transparency and the role of managers and media platforms in athlete management.
