Floyd Mayweather Jr. is sued in federal court in New York by promoter CSI Entertainment, according to reports based on a complaint filed Thursday. The lawsuit alleges that Mayweather accepted advance payments totaling $4.65 million in connection with exhibition fight agreements involving Mike Tyson and Manny Pacquiao, but then withdraws from the deals, leaving CSI Entertainment claiming financial losses. The complaint, described as 34 pages in one report, states that CSI Entertainment secured exclusive rights related to both events and entered into expectations that the matchups would generate substantial global interest. Another report characterizes the dispute as involving more than $4 million in purported advances and similarly says the promoter accuses Mayweather of backing out of both high-profile fight arrangements after receiving the money. The filings and coverage focus on contract terms, exclusivity, and the advance payments, with the underlying allegation centered on Mayweather’s alleged failure to proceed with the scheduled exhibition bouts.
Mayweather sued in New York over alleged advance payments for Tyson and Pacquiao fights
Floyd Mayweather Jr. is sued in federal court in New York by promoter CSI Entertainment, according to reports based on a complaint filed Thursday. The lawsuit alleges that Mayweather accepted advance...
- CSI Entertainment sues Floyd Mayweather Jr. in federal court in New York.
- The lawsuit alleges Mayweather received advance payments for exhibition fights with Mike Tyson and Manny Pacquiao.
- One report says the advance payments total $4.65 million.
- The complaint says the promoter secured exclusive rights to the events.
- The central claim is that Mayweather backs out of the agreements after receiving the advances.
Floyd Mayweather Jr has been hit with a major lawsuit after a boxing promotion company accused him of backing out of two high-profile fight agreements. The lawsuit, filed in New York, claims the boxing legend accepted millions of dollars in advance payments for exhibition bouts against Mike Tyson and Manny Pacquiao. According to the complaint, the promoter secured exclusive rights to both events and expected the fights to generate huge interest worldwide.
2 months agoMayweather was sued Thursday in a federal court in New York by promoter CSI Entertainment, which claims the Hall of Fame boxer pocketed $4.65 million in advances to fight Tyson and Pacquiao, but then walked away from the deal, according to the 34-page complaint obtained by Uncrowned.
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