Floyd Mayweather Has a Strong Message for Logan Paul Regarding the Fight Purse

Over the past few days, Logan Paul has constantly made it to the headlines as the news of him suing Floyd Mayweather spread all over. The YouTuber claimed that he isn’t paid for the exhibition fight against Mayweather. That said, he’s emerged in the news, speaking openly about this matter.

Mayweather and Logan Paul’s tussle came to fruition last year. ‘TBE’ was an obvious favorite to finish Logan Paul in this clash, but the fight went down the distance and Logan Paul did not succumb to Mayweather’s power.

As a result, he received wide praise for his performance in this clash, and this fight also did well on PPVs. In all, the Mayweather vs Paul exhibition sold over a million PPV buys, and both the men were expected to bank a stellar amount.

However, ‘The Maverick’s complaints about not getting paid are truly a shock to the fans. Recently, Mayweather commented on this matter and replied back to Logan Paul. In an interview, he said, “Be happy with the biggest payday you ever got in your life.” 

Logan Paul turned up with his absolute best boxing prowess in that fight. He put in a tremendous amount of hard work, and all of it was visible in the fight.

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In the end, he banked some solid figures but is yet to get paid fully.

How much amount did Logan Paul make against Floyd Mayweather?

Per Celebrity Net Worth, Logan Paul made around $5.25 million against Floyd Mayweather. Being a YouTuber, ‘The Maverick’ raised his stakes by making such a prolific amount.

Logan Paul was supposed to take home some notable figures in the Mayweather fight, yet he fell short of banking a prolific amount for unknown reasons.

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This fight took place in June 2021, and in a few months from now, it’ll complete a year. Before that, it’ll be interesting to see if Paul gets paid for all the hard work he put in the ring.

What do you draw off Mayweather’s above comments?