Floyd Mayweather has claimed that two people he considered friends stole a combined $550 million from him, including one man he regarded as a father figure during the most lucrative period of his boxing career. The undefeated five-weight world champion…

Floyd Mayweather has claimed that two former friends stole a combined $550 million from him during his boxing career. Speaking on Patrick Bet-David's PBD Podcast, the undefeated five-weight world champion alleged that one man he considered a father figure took $350 million, while a separate individual allegedly stole $200 million while helping manage his business affairs.
Mayweather stated that the alleged theft of $350 million only came to light years later during a review of paperwork and remains in active litigation. While the allegations have not been proven in court, Mayweather's past legal actions include lawsuits involving Showtime, Stephen Espinoza, and Jona Rechnitz regarding missing earnings.
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