Floyd Mayweather is not bankrupt despite being reportedly being unable to pay staff working at a Los Angeles gym in his name their wages; so what is the problem for the gym, which has been accused of “modern-day slavery” in a protest?

Disgruntled employees staged a public demonstration outside of the gym at Highland Avenue after saying they haven’t been paid for weeks, leaving them unable to cover basic living expenses but scared to report the matter because of the risk of being sacked.

“We’re out here just letting everybody know that they have not been treating us right,” a protestor told The Daily Mail. “Even if you work for a different company and you ain’t getting paid, you’re scared to show up and say something.

“Because you know how businesses do. They silence you and they fire you because everything’s ‘at will.'”

The 47-year-old’s Mayweather of Boxing and Fitness group has even been accused of breaching California’s Labor Code.

But this is something denied by an insider, who insists it has nothing to do with the fighter himself – something backed up by the protestors too, who admitted they didn’t know if the ex-champion was aware.

“Allegations of non-payment of wages against @FloydMayweather are false,” Rick Glaser posted to X.com, formerly Twitter. “This Mayweather Gym in LA is a franchise that Floyd gets a franchise fee for.

“Floyd himself has nothing to do with the assets or liabilities of this. These reports are misleading, & defamatory.”

Mayweather not short on money

Any claims that Mayweather is bankrupt can simply be laughed off by his recent spending habits after the man nicknamed Money dropped over $402 million dollars to buy 60 buildings in New York City back in October.

It’s the start of his retail estate career and he backed that up by investing an undeclared amount of cash in 601W Companies, who control 18 different assets worth over $10 billion dollars covering 10 million square-feet.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. is known for his undefeated boxing career, extravagant lifestyle, and larger-than-life personality.

With his 48th birthday just around the corner, the boxing icon has already started celebrating in signature Mayweather fashion – by showering himself with lavish gifts.

Rather than waiting for friends and family to present him with tokens of appreciation, he has taken matters into his own hands by adding two luxurious Rolls-Royces to his already impressive collection.

As one of the wealthiest athletes in history, with an estimated net worth of $1.2 billion, Mayweather’s love for luxury is well-documented.

Whether it’s a high-end car collection valued at over $200 million, an elite portfolio of real estate investments, or a priceless selection of watches, he spares no expense in living life at the highest level.

This year’s birthday is no exception, as he proudly declared on Instagram: “I’m celebrating my birthday all month long, starting with these 2 Rolls Royces I gifted myself! Cause one Double R is not enough!”

A Birthday Celebration in True Mayweather Fashion

In a video shared on social media, Mayweather showcased his latest acquisitions parked outside the Champion Motoring showroom. The short clip offered a glimpse into the ultra-luxurious interiors of both Rolls-Royces.

The first car featured deep blue upholstery with an elegant star-lit ceiling, creating an atmosphere of opulence. The second Rolls-Royce, designed with a bold yellow interior, stood out with its unique rear-seat arrangement and high-end dashboard features.

A voice in the background, presumably from the videographer, admired the craftsmanship, stating: “New additions to the fleet.”

The camera zoomed in on the mileage display and detailed features, capturing the essence of Mayweather’s extravagant taste. Given that a single Rolls-Royce can cost upwards of $500,000, these additions to his collection easily total over a million dollars.

This isn’t the first time Mayweather has indulged in extravagant car purchases. Last year, ahead of his rematch against John Gotti III, he shared a clip discussing his recent acquisitions, including a McLaren and two Rolls-Royces.

For a man who has amassed significant wealth through his boxing career and business ventures, spending on luxury automobiles is simply part of his daily routine.

Mayweather’s Collection of Cars and Watches

While Mayweather‘s passion for exotic cars is well known, his obsession with high-end timepieces is just as remarkable. His watch collection, valued at an estimated $100 million, includes some of the rarest and most expensive pieces ever created.

Among them is the legendary $18 million “Billionaire Watch,” an opulent, diamond-encrusted masterpiece that serves as the crown jewel of his collection.

Adding to his growing collection, Mayweather recently purchased a Rolex Daytona “Eye of the Tiger” chronograph, a timepiece that carries a staggering price tag of $400,000.

The news was confirmed by Clockednloaded, a luxury watch channel, which highlighted the Rolex’s tiger-print diamond dial and pavé bracelet.

A video surfaced online, showing Mayweather at Benny the Jeweler’s store in New York, making the extravagant purchase.

Speaking to the camera, he announced, “The money man is back. I’m here in New York City with the one and only Benny the Jeweler. Benny, tell the people what you sold me today.”

The jeweler then proceeded to describe the watch’s stunning craftsmanship, cementing its place as one of Mayweather’s prized possessions.

Despite retiring from professional boxing, Mayweather remains a dominant figure in the sports and business worlds. His ventures in real estate, entertainment, and exhibition fights continue to generate wealth, allowing him to maintain his lavish lifestyle.

Mayweather’s Expanding Empire

In addition to his impressive collection of cars and watches, Mayweather has made strategic investments in real estate, further diversifying his financial portfolio.

Recently, he made headlines for purchasing a significant stake in Miami’s iconic Versace Mansion, reportedly investing $150 million in the historic property.

This investment follows his involvement in a multi-billion-dollar real estate project, reinforcing his status as more than just a legendary athlete-he is now a full-fledged business mogul.

His real estate empire includes luxury homes, commercial properties, and high-profile acquisitions, making him one of the most financially successful athletes of all time

Floyd Mayweather is not bankrupt despite being reportedly being unable to pay staff working at a Los Angeles gym in his name their wages; so what is the problem for the gym, which has been accused of “modern-day slavery” in a protest?

Disgruntled employees staged a public demonstration outside of the gym at Highland Avenue after saying they haven’t been paid for weeks, leaving them unable to cover basic living expenses but scared to report the matter because of the risk of being sacked.

“We’re out here just letting everybody know that they have not been treating us right,” a protestor told The Daily Mail. “Even if you work for a different company and you ain’t getting paid, you’re scared to show up and say something.

“Because you know how businesses do. They silence you and they fire you because everything’s ‘at will.'”

The 47-year-old’s Mayweather of Boxing and Fitness group has even been accused of breaching California’s Labor Code.

But this is something denied by an insider, who insists it has nothing to do with the fighter himself – something backed up by the protestors too, who admitted they didn’t know if the ex-champion was aware.

“Allegations of non-payment of wages against @FloydMayweather are false,” Rick Glaser posted to X.com, formerly Twitter. “This Mayweather Gym in LA is a franchise that Floyd gets a franchise fee for.

“Floyd himself has nothing to do with the assets or liabilities of this. These reports are misleading, & defamatory.”

Mayweather not short on money

Any claims that Mayweather is bankrupt can simply be laughed off by his recent spending habits after the man nicknamed Money dropped over $402 million dollars to buy 60 buildings in New York City back in October.

It’s the start of his retail estate career and he backed that up by investing an undeclared amount of cash in 601W Companies, who control 18 different assets worth over $10 billion dollars covering 10 million square-feet.