Is Mayweather running out of money already?

[-Kev-]

Wouldn't surprise me one bit because of the pace he spends money and all the leeches he has.

However, with the vandalism, burglary, betting, and just age, maybe he just wants a change.

Unless you're Mayweather accountant, family member, or close friend you won't know what exactly is going on.

If it is indeed that he's running out of money, $100 mill from a McGregor fight will be a bandaid. He'll go right back to needing more money 2-3 years later.

[DARKSEID]

I called it.

I had an argument with someone here about mayweather's financial status and I bet him he would start auctioning off some of his property by the end of the year.

[Kigali]

I wouldn't consider that a sign of needing money. People that buy tons of shyt end up running out of room or just get bored. When people downgrade their homes, THAT'S a sign they need money.

this right here.

[Kigali]

I called it.

I had an argument with someone here about mayweather's financial status and I bet him he would start auctioning off some of his property by the end of the year.

You didn't call anything

What does he do with all the old cars?
Just keep them and start a pile?

Mayweather the car horder

If people with money sell their old sh&t...it means their in trouble

[SkillspayBills]

The real question is....why do people care so much about what's in someone else's pockets?

[jmrf4435]

If hes actually going broke it's really troubling. The amount of money he grossed, he should have just bought 50 million in government bonds or apple stock or something. A standard IRA, why does he insist in spending so much money so often?

[Kigali]

That's just not true. I've got friends that deal in collector cars and they do private sales when they need every dollar. Auctions are just to make room quick. I don't mess with cars any more but I've got some really expensive guitars (a few even in the $8k range) and I auction when I want to get rid of them. I do private listings when I need to make every dollar count.

As I said, this has the celebrity factor so auction makes even more sense because he dumps them quick and the spectacle of it all draws more money.

Are you just saying this because it's Floyd? I think he spends like an idiot and almost 2 years ago I predicted that he'd go back into fighting if he didn't change (which is why he's trying to fight McGreggor).
However, this doesn't look like a money thing to me. Cars take a lot of room. You can't just stick Ferraris in your backyard. They need to be maintained. This is a normal thing for car collectors. If he was broke, he'd be keeping his cars longer and not buying new Bugattis.

Well teach them then.

Musical instruments are a sweet place to put your money....because it will ALWAYS there.

Artwork is another.

[krazyn8tive]

Well teach them then.

Musical instruments are a sweet place to put your money....because it will ALWAYS there.

Artwork is another.

Bunch of mofos in this thread play the skin flute

[Robbie Barrett]

bro, just stop it please! he's auctioning his car off. if he didnt have room and wanted to make room, he would just sell it instead of auctioning it.

when you put something up for auction, that means you're trying to get the max price for it. you acting like he's putting the car up for auction all for charity or something lol.

im not saying he's broke, but with that flashy lifestyle and barely any income coming in to support that, he's gonna have to start selling some of his stuff sooner or later.

dont play dumb. you know what i meant. "selling" as in selling it back to the dealer, a private buyer, etc. i mean if he's only selling it to "make room", why would he waste the time to put it up for auction, wait, and let people bid on it, if he's just making room? you ONLY put your stuff up for auction if you want to get the most from it. once again, like i mention in my previous post, i never said he's broke.

If you read the article you would have seen.


"The boxing star sold one of his fleet of cars to a company called Luxury Auto Collection who are looking to re-sell."

[Robbie Barrett]

Selling a car means you're broke now.