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50 Cent has never been hesitant to call out his opps on social media. And the film creator aimed at his friend-turned-enemy, Floyd Mayweather.
50 Cent Clowns Floyd Mayweather Over Financial Struggles
Multiple reports have suggested that Floyd Mayweather has fallen on hard financial times. And 50 did not hesitate to kick the boxing star while he was down. And even suggested that he previously warned him about signing “bad contracts.”
“Damn, Champ popped and panicking, I told him let me read the contracts, you can’t trust them,” he wrote in a social media post on Thursday (April 16).
He also seems to paint Mayweather’s former business manager, Al Haymon, as the main culprit.
“Al’s a f***g Harvard graduate. They will knock the money off right in front of you, fool. SMH now look!” he added.
Of course, fans in the comments section of the social media post had a lot to say.
“He can literally go do one exhibition fight and make that,” one person wrote underneath the Instagram post.
“Naaa, this can’t be true 🤦🏽♂️ he got like 80 watches sells some f**k it,” a second user chimed in.
“Did he ever sue Al Haymon? Seems like he would win if he did,” a third user asked.
Despite having earned more than nine figures in his boxing career. His reported debt included a $7.3 million IRS tax lien for 2018 and 2023 and multiple lawsuits over unpaid luxury purchases and rent.
In February, a boxing star filed a $340 million lawsuit against Showtime Networks and former executive Stephen Espinoza, alleging a long-running scheme of financial fraud and misappropriation of earnings. The lawsuit also alleges that the network “ignored red flags indicating Haymon was siphoning millions” from him.
As of April 2026 the lawsuit remains unsettled.50 Cent has never been hesitant to call out his opps on social media. And the film creator aimed at his friend-turned-enemy, Floyd Mayweather.
50 Cent Clowns Floyd Mayweather Over Financial Struggles
Multiple reports have suggested that Floyd Mayweather has fallen on hard financial times. And 50 did not hesitate to kick the boxing star while he was down. And even suggested that he previously warned him about signing “bad contracts.”
“Damn, Champ popped and panicking, I told him let me read the contracts, you can’t trust them,” he wrote in a social media post on Thursday (April 16).
He also seems to paint Mayweather’s former business manager, Al Haymon, as the main culprit.
“Al’s a f***g Harvard graduate. They will knock the money off right in front of you, fool. SMH now look!” he added.
Of course, fans in the comments section of the social media post had a lot to say.
“He can literally go do one exhibition fight and make that,” one person wrote underneath the Instagram post.
“Naaa, this can’t be true 🤦🏽♂️ he got like 80 watches sells some f**k it,” a second user chimed in.
“Did he ever sue Al Haymon? Seems like he would win if he did,” a third user asked.
Despite having earned more than nine figures in his boxing career. His reported debt included a $7.3 million IRS tax lien for 2018 and 2023 and multiple lawsuits over unpaid luxury purchases and rent.
In February, a boxing star filed a $340 million lawsuit against Showtime Networks and former executive Stephen Espinoza, alleging a long-running scheme of financial fraud and misappropriation of earnings. The lawsuit also alleges that the network “ignored red flags indicating Haymon was siphoning millions” from him.
As of April 2026 the lawsuit remains unsettled.
