“Pay the People You Owe”: Accused of Not Paying Logan Paul, Floyd Mayweather’s Past $18,000,000 Purchase Doesn’t Sit Well With Fans

When it comes to Floyd Mayweather Jr. controversies are as plentiful as his wealth. Known for his lavish spending, the retired boxing champion recently made headlines not for his prowess in the ring, but for an extravagant accessory – an $18 million Jacob & Co. Billionaire Tourbillon watch.

However, the glitz and glamour of his ostentatious lifestyle seem to be overshadowed by a growing dissent. Amid accusations of unpaid debts, including a high-profile claim by fellow boxer Logan Paul, Mayweather’s shiny watch isn’t just telling time, it’s stirring up a storm.

Fans react: The ticking controversy over Floyd Mayweather’s luxury watch

The storm kicked up by Mayweather’s flashy wristwear started with a Facebook post by Boxing News and Memes, showcasing his $18 million Jacob & Co. Billionaire Tourbillon watch. The reactions from fans, as varied as they were vehement, have become a hot topic of discussion.

Gannon McCarthy humorously quipped, “And I bet my 5 dollar analog watch can do more”, highlighting the debate of practicality versus luxury. Llorente Sotelo’s blunt response, “Who cares”, showed a degree of indifference towards Mayweather’s lavish display.

However, not all reactions were lighthearted or dismissive. Bill Stratton’s remark, “Stupid is as stupid does”, questions the wisdom behind such a hefty expenditure on a single item. Alexander Campos, on the other hand, took a more confrontational approach with his comment, “Pay the people you owe Pos”. This seems to refer to the allegations circling Mayweather about unpaid debts, including one from fellow boxer Logan Paul.

Juan Mugrero provided a poignant perspective, commenting, “$18 million would help feed ALOT of hungry people”. His remark underscores a debate about wealth disparity and the possible philanthropic use of such substantial sums.