Floyd Mayweather can’t catch a break from the courtroom today. The retired boxer simply acquired hit with one other large lawsuit, exhibiting his funds are crumbling quicker than his opponents used to hit the canvas.
AJ’s Jewellery filed a lawsuit in Miami-Dade County courtroom claiming Mayweather owes them $1.375 million for luxurious gadgets he grabbed however by no means totally paid for.
The jewellery haul included some severe bling.
In line with The Miami New Occasions, the Palmetto Bay retailer says Floyd walked in twice in August 2025 and left with 26 high-end watches and 15 gold Cuban-link chains, totaling $1.675 million.
Courtroom paperwork present Floyd additionally picked up nearly $500,000 price of luxurious watches.
Anthony Machado, the shop proprietor often known as the “King of Bling,” trusted Floyd based mostly on their 17-year enterprise relationship. AJ’s Jewellery has been the go-to spot for professional athletes and celebrities since 1993.
Machado even designed the Miami Hurricanes’ well-known “Turnover Chain,” which was retired. However Floyd’s fee plan fell aside rapidly. The lawsuit says he promised to pay later however solely despatched $300,000 via two wire transfers in August and October.
Then he tried writing 5 completely different checks between August and November that every one bounced.
“AJ’s Jewellery has repeatedly contacted Mayweather each o##### and in writing to request fee of the remaining steadiness for the jewellery,” the courtroom submitting states. “Every time, Mayweather acknowledges the debt owed and guarantees to pay for the jewellery, then by no means sends the monies owed.”
This jewellery drama is simply the most recent chapter in Floyd’s cash meltdown. He’s additionally getting sued by his Manhattan landlords for $330,000 in unpaid hire on a luxurious penthouse on the Baccarat Resort and Residences.
Floyd signed the lease in December 2024 however stopped paying the $100,000 month-to-month hire in July 2025.
The hire state of affairs acquired even messier as a result of Floyd stored posting Instagram images of himself surrounded by stacks of money whereas owing his landlords a whole bunch of hundreds.
Miami entrepreneurs Leila and David Centner need their cash for the five-bedroom duplex spanning the 18th and nineteenth flooring.
Floyd’s authorized troubles don’t cease there. One other Miami jeweler, Leonard Sulaymanov, sued him in federal courtroom final month. Sulaymanov claims Floyd did not honor a January 2025 settlement settlement that resolved a 2024 lawsuit over $4 million in unpaid jewellery payments.
The federal criticism will get particular about Floyd’s perspective towards his money owed. It mentions how Floyd and his affiliate Jona Rechnitz had been “having fun with a trip within the South of France and bragging about how a lot cash they had been spending” on June 30, 2025, whereas lacking their second settlement fee.
Then in November 2025, Floyd posted that notorious Instagram picture behind thousands and thousands in money with the caption “I simply be minding my enterprise” whereas nonetheless being in default on his settlement settlement.
However Floyd isn’t simply taking part in protection in courtroom.
He filed his personal $340 million lawsuit towards Showtime Networks earlier this month. The boxer claims the corporate helped his former supervisor, Al Haymon, steal a whole bunch of thousands and thousands from his struggle earnings via a posh scheme of hidden accounts and unauthorized transactions.
Floyd revamped $1.2 billion throughout his boxing profession, together with $100 million assured purses for his fights with Conor McGregor and Manny Pacquiao.
However banking information allegedly present massive transfers to corporations managed by Haymon that had been falsely labeled as “compensation” or “mortgage payoff.”
The monetary issues have been piling up for months. Floyd took out thousands and thousands in mortgages on his houses in 2024 and confronted a number of lawsuits over every part from a Mercedes-Maybach G-Wagon to jet gas payments to rubbish assortment at his Las Vegas mansion.
He even needed to promote his Gulfstream jet “Air Mayweather” in December and unload his mansions in Beverly Hills and Miami. Again in 2017, he paid $22 million in again taxes to the IRS.
Two industrial properties owned by Floyd have entered foreclosures proceedings. A Las Vegas constructing housing his strip membership faces potential loss as a result of $52,000 in delinquent property taxes and penalties.
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