Floyd Mayweather is facing renewed questions over his finances after 50 Cent shared a video claiming the boxing legend could be spending between $2 million and $3 million every month. The video features YouTuber Spencer Cornelia examining Mayweather’s finances using…

Floyd Mayweather is facing renewed scrutiny regarding his finances after 50 Cent shared an analysis video by YouTuber Spencer Cornelia. In the video, Cornelia claimed that Mayweather could be spending between $2 million and $3 million per month, relying on information allegedly supplied by former business associate Jona Rechnitz.
Mayweather previously sued Rechnitz over an alleged $175 million scheme before voluntarily dismissing the lawsuit without prejudice. While former Showtime executive Stephen Espinoza affirmed Mayweather remains very wealthy through substantial real estate holdings, recent massive lawsuits have drawn sustained attention to the boxing champion's spending and litigation.
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