People tend to forget that when u see that a certain boxer is making x millions of dollars that the IRS takes 39.6% of that.
For example, when it's reported that Floyd makes for example $100 mil, off the bat that $100mil becomes $60mil. Then there's al haymons 15% along with paying his trainer, cutman and any additional expenses. When u look into it, that $100 mil really equates to around $45mil.
Many of these boxers go crazy spending and neglect their tax bill figuring they can use their next purse to pay back the tax they own from the previous fight but seem to forget that now they owe taxes for 2 fights. This is how they fall behind.
For example, when it's reported that Floyd makes for example $100 mil, off the bat that $100mil becomes $60mil. Then there's al haymons 15% along with paying his trainer, cutman and any additional expenses. When u look into it, that $100 mil really equates to around $45mil.
Many of these boxers go crazy spending and neglect their tax bill figuring they can use their next purse to pay back the tax they own from the previous fight but seem to forget that now they owe taxes for 2 fights. This is how they fall behind.
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