Floyd can't afford to NOT take this fight.

Yes I agree.

Once you get a taste of the high life; it can be hard to let go.

It's been the downfall of many a man.

 

Floyd didnt make 20 million from the WWE it was more like 6 million as Vince McMahon was qouted as saying "He didnt get any 20 million from me, maybe about a third of that"

 

the advance if it ever happened was to pay the irs 8 he made 15mill how can he owe both?
he no longer needed to pay the irs.
he needed to pay golden boy. so unless he said f you oscar and didnt split half his check he is no longer in debt.

your logic is flawed:hi:
and your mother should have drunk a gallon of antifreeze when she was 3 months pregnant with you

 

he made 15
10 was guranteed

 

Gayweather has too much pride, He ducked the last proposal of Arum... Floydrunner will end up running out of money.:rofl

 

50k good to live on. none of the above should exceed 20k per month

 

SOURCE?? LAST I CHECKED THE IRS SAID FLOYD HAD A 0 DEBT WITH THEM...:deal

 

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9806E0DB143EF930A1575AC0A96F9C8B63

 

"With the Internal Revenue Service poised to take the money from his $10 million purse for his fight Saturday, Floyd Mayweather Jr. agreed to pay $5.6 million in back taxes. Mayweather's tax lawyer, Jeffrey Morse, said Mayweather had met all his tax obligations."

Does that pay off everything? It doesn't say. If he owed more than $5.6m, then he still has a debt. PLUS he will have to pay taxes on the $10m he earned.

 

http://www.bet.com/News/Sports_Boxer_Mayweather_Settles_IRS_Debt.htm

FLOYD'S DEBT SETTLED MAN..HE MADE THAT BACK IN THE JMM FIGHT...:deal

 

He probably walked away with $1 or $2 million at most from that fight.

 

mmm 10-15 million minus 5.7 doesn't = 1 or 2 million...

 

I have no reason to doubt you. I'm just asking :good

"Morse said he expected the IRS to release a $6.17 million lien filed with the county recorder's office in Las Vegas in October last year."

 

I was going off the $10m figure someone quoted.

He would pay, what, 20% taxes on that? (Someone correct me if I'm wrong).

So that's now down to $8m.

Then he had to pay $5.6m, according to that article, in back taxes.

Now we're down to $2.4m.

Plus the associated expenses, which are actually tax write-offs, bringing it down even further.

If he did earn $15m then he easily walks away with more than $6m.