Logan Paul Labeled ‘A Fool’ for Signing a Deal With Floyd Mayweather’s TMT

Last year, Logan Paul locked horns with the biggest boxer of this era, Floyd Mayweather, in an exhibition. The duo were poles apart in weight, style, careers, and beyond. However, going with the trend of celebrity fights, the two ended up facing each other.

For Mayweather, this fight was a money minting outing, and he did bank a solid amount on fight night. But such is not the case with Logan Paul, who gave his absolute best on fight night. Also, over the past few months, Paul jibed at Mayweather for not paying his full amount for that fight.

Citing this matter, Chael Sonnen recently shared his candid notions. On his podcast, he said, ”I have told you until I blew in the face, ‘The Money Team’ is not real. They got hats and T-shirts and bumper stickers, that’s it.” 

“They got money that comes in. There’s checks that get written to the money team they don’t go the other way. So if you go and sign a deal with the money that you’re a fool.”

Logan Paul fought Mayweather to a draw in their eight-round scuffle. He utilized his lanky physique to distance himself from ‘Pretty Boy’ and not get hit with the latter’s scathing power shots.

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Keeping Mayweather on his toes, Paul proved to be a rugged opponent for the boxing legend. In the concluding rounds, ‘The Maverick’ was visibly tired, but he still fought till the last gong.

How much money did Logan Paul make against Floyd Mayweather?

Per Celebrity Net Worth, ‘The Maverick’ made $5.25 million against Floyd Mayweather. Yet, he hasn’t been paid fully for this fight, and now the Ohio native proceeded legally against ‘TBE’.

Paul raised many eyeballs with his performance that night. Also, with Floyd Mayweather’s involvement, Logan Paul was expected to bank a surreal amount.

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Although it looks like he did make a substantial amount of money on papers; the reality seems a bit different. The coming few days will determine how things will pan out between Paul and Mayweather leads to.

Do you agree with Sonnen’s above comments?