[#balling] TBE flaunts his THIRD private jet in preparation for McGregor fight

[New England]

At the same time though loads of people seem elated that he owes the IRS money.

Both as pathetic is each other I guess

more pathetic for sure hah

i can understand that people might resent him for having a lot of money, or spending money foolishly, but that anybody would wish financial harm on one of the best ever at a sport you claim to love is a lot more harmful than somebody who feels like he's on floyd's jet with him


i can get not liking floyd mayweather's public personality, honestly. i really can understand why people don't like him. it's the same reason he's a star among casual fans. but wishing that he goes broke after his career was done is pathetic and dangerous. greater fighters than floyd mayweather have had their brains turned into mush, fought until they went blind. there's nothing enjoyable about the prospect of a boxer going broke. they do not have a lot of other options after they're done fighting. floyd should know better at this stage. he should be worth half a billion dollars. but that doesn't make it OK to wish harm on the guy, which is what you're doing if you want him to go broke. you're not a fan of boxing if you're gunning for floyd to go broke. people who take it that far are sadistic.


now, if he can't afford jets in 10 years i will lose zero sleep. zero . fly commercial like the rest of us or charter a plane if you're flying with a large group of people.

[KillaCamNZ]

Of course he's flaunting his lavish lifestyle - this is what created the mess for him in the first place.

It's not like he's going to post an instagram photo of himself wearing a potato sack and hustling for food stamps.

Enron looked good too, until it crumbled.

[Scipio2009]

You work for him or know him or what?

Nothing of the sort. Floyd came up, said a big "**** you" to Top Rank and the boxing media, launched himself into being a star, got out of the game with something like $700m in fight earnings, and spit in the face of the old boxing guard on the way out, and fold hate him for it, lol.

Floyd is sitting beyond fine, and that makes folks hate him even more. Simply pointing out that the hoped for demise of Floyd Mayweather had been greatly exaggerated

[Scipio2009]

That financial planning advice doe...

Do you have any idea how much it costs to maintain Floyd's lifestyle?

Seriously, if you think that he can maintain more liquid assets AND spend like he does, you need to spend less time on the internet and more time in school.

Multi millionaires don't want a used lear jet, they want a new one.

And smart people would lease one or hire one, the running costs of a private jet just don't make any financial sense at all.

I understand that; just pointing out that Floyd had one investment paying him a residual of $12m a year, basically forever, before he even had the Canelo fight.

With the paydays from Alvarez, Pacquiao, the two Maidana fights, and even Berto to also invest, you're looking at massive residual payments on his investments.

$30m-$40m a year as the residual on his investments, plus whatever he can get in appearance fees, is a good haul of money to be counting down from is all I'm saying.

Bernard Hopkins had this interesting point about "living off of your interest"; Floyd does things in a far flashier way than Hopkins does, but it seems like the folks around Floyd have done exactly that for Floyd; hard assets, bonds, CDs and other assets that aren't really meant to be sold, Floyd gets the residual/interest on those investments, and Floyd lives off of that, rolling what interest that he doesn't spend into further investment in hard assets.

If you earnestly think that no one ever buys a used jet, you're silly.

[GGGoodBoy]

You realize Mayweather owns enough large assets to do a fire sale if need be and save himself. I don’t think we are anywhere near him needing to do that in terms of the financial “trouble” he’s in.

[Mr. 29K]

I don't expect a scab to know anything about American history.

Ya'll provide the gringos with a steady stream of CHEAP and DOCILE labor

You oily w*****k roaches are so sorry a dump like messico doesn't even want you.

Sorry mofos.

Lmao. The mayugo got canned.

[Mr. 29K]

There has to be some cause for money isssues for sure. If I was Floyd and had no money issues I sure as hell would never fight again.

Karma for ducking Manny.
I have a feeling that this dude is gonna sucker millions of idiots by taking a dive, and then have a rematch after.

The dude is literally broke.

[MoneyMatters]

He is super rich yet he cannot pay IRS on time, needs an extension and needs to fight Conor

[Furn]

leased on credit.

I could do the same thing tomorrow.

[alexguiness]

I understand that; just pointing out that Floyd had one investment paying him a residual of $12m a year, basically forever, before he even had the Canelo fight.

With the paydays from Alvarez, Pacquiao, the two Maidana fights, and even Berto to also invest, you're looking at massive residual payments on his investments.

$30m-$40m a year as the residual on his investments, plus whatever he can get in appearance fees, is a good haul of money to be counting down from is all I'm saying.

Bernard Hopkins had this interesting point about "living off of your interest"; Floyd does things in a far flashier way than Hopkins does, but it seems like the folks around Floyd have done exactly that for Floyd; hard assets, bonds, CDs and other assets that aren't really meant to be sold, Floyd gets the residual/interest on those investments, and Floyd lives off of that, rolling what interest that he doesn't spend into further investment in hard assets.

If you earnestly think that no one ever buys a used jet, you're silly.

I feel so much better now you have broken down Floyd's investment portfolio and liquid assets, I was starting to worry that Floyd could just maybe be overspending and not have the intelligence to manage his own money...thanks, I'm sure Floyd will be even richer in 10 years time than he is now.