Floyd Mayweather ordered to pay $340K in Manhattan rent dispute

A Manhattan court has ruled that retired boxing champion Floyd Mayweather must pay approximately $340,000 in a residential rent dispute, according to court documents. The judgment was issued following a legal case brought by the property owner over unpaid rental fees for a Manhattan residence.

Mayweather, who retired from professional boxing with an undefeated record of 50-0, has faced multiple legal and financial disputes over the years despite his substantial earnings from his boxing career. The boxer became one of the sport's highest-paid athletes, particularly following his 2017 bout against Conor McGregor.

The Manhattan ruling adds to a series of financial obligations the boxer has encountered outside the ring. Details regarding the specific property and rental period were included in the court's decision. Legal representatives for both parties have not yet issued public statements regarding the judgment.

Mayweather's post-boxing ventures have included exhibition matches and business endeavors. The $340,000 judgment underscores ongoing property and contractual matters the retired athlete continues to navigate in the civil courts.