Logan Paul has spread his wings extensively in the boxing space. Not just that, the celebrity boxer has also ventured into podcasts, NFTs, came up with his own hydration drink brand, and other career verticals. But all of a sudden, Paul announced his plans to become the President, a few days back.

With that, he grabbed enormous eyeballs, and fans poured in their reaction to his comments in large numbers.

But of late, ‘The Maverick’ changed his stance on running for President. Speaking to Sports Illustrated, he said, “Yeah, I changed my mind on the President thing.”

“See, it seems hard.”

Logan Paul is a true social media sensation who keeps himself on top with quirky activities. That said, when he spoke about running for President, a lot of his fans might have accepted his thoughts because Paul eventually does what he says.

‘The Maverick’ did great with his YouTuber career, but to capitalize on that, he appeared into the boxing space, bringing in a trend of celebrity/exhibition fights. Fighting fellow YouTuber KSI, Logan Paul brought in a lot of casual fans to the sport.

In fact, last year he even got to confront the modern era boxing kingpin, Floyd Mayweather.

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Logan Paul proved his case in this fight by contesting to a shocking draw. Also, he did make some solid fortune for himself by fighting for full 8-rounds. However, Logan Paul still bursts into the scenes for not getting paid fully for the fight.

What was the exact amount Logan Paul bagged against Floyd Mayweather?

Logan Paul made around $5.25 million boxing Floyd Mayweather, per Celebrity Net Worth. But there’s no news as to how much amount he is remaining to bag.

But it seems the amount might be huge enough, and that’s the reason the Ohio native isn’t leaving a single chance to hit out at Mayweather.

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It’ll be interesting to see whether Logan Paul is able to receive the pending amount in the next few months or in breaks.

What do you make of Paul’s above comments? Do you see Paul getting his remaining amount from Floyd Mayweather’s fight soon?