F. Mayweather came out of retirement to face L. Paul. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Floyd Mayweather responded to allegations of alleged default on payment for the fight against Logan Paul, held in June 2021. In an interview with ‘The Pivot Podcast’, the boxing legend stated that the problem will be resolved in a short time and hinted that grants related to pay-per-view packages take time to be realized.
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“For them, this is real money, and I like YouTubers. The money after it ends is ok, however, for pay-per-view, it takes a while. Nothing comes immediately. I'm still getting checks from fights from seven or eight years ago. They just hate it when the tables are turned. Be happy with the biggest payday you’ve ever received in your life,” Mayweather declared.
The confrontation, which had great repercussion in the world of contact sports, lasted eight rounds and there was no winner, as it was an exhibition fight.
On that occasion, the digital influencer landed good blows on his opponent, but not enough to cause considerable damage. Underdog, Logan ended the duel with a 'symbolic victory', as he managed to endure eight rounds against one of the biggest names in boxing history.
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