Accompanied by United Hatzalah founder and CEO Eli Beer, Mayweather spoke passionately about the values of unity, respect, and resilience in the face of adversity. His words carried a heartfelt emphasis on fostering love and support within communities to combat challenges like anti-Semitism. He also reaffirmed his unwavering solidarity with the Jewish community and his deep commitment to Israel.

Eli Beer, a close friend of Mayweather, shared his perspective on their shared mission of extending compassion and aid to those in need. Together, they underscored the importance of standing together to confront hate and build bridges of understanding.

Since the events of October 7, Mayweather has made substantial contributions to United Hatzalah, aiding its critical lifesaving operations in Israel. His philanthropy and active involvement have cemented his role as a steadfast advocate for the organization’s humanitarian efforts.

The visit, hosted by Charlie Kushner, the incoming U.S. Ambassador to France, left an indelible mark on the students. Inspired by the champions’ commitment to kindness, resilience, and community action, the young audience was reminded of the power of unity to drive meaningful change.

Floyd Mayweather and Beer’s presence served as a compelling reminder that collective action and generosity can make a global impact. Their dedication to uplifting communities and promoting understanding resonated deeply, leaving a legacy of hope and inspiration.

Mayweather’s visit follows the icon purchasing a new skyscraper in New York City for his grandson, who is also the son of incarcerated rap star NBA Youngboy.

In her suit, Woodward states that after completing one of her shifts in April, she approached Mayweather to ask about the club’s “failure to pay her for the shifts that she worked earlier in the weekend.” Her inquiry reportedly upset him, leading to an alleged incident where he “slapped her in the face in front of other dancers and customers on the floor of the club.” Woodward claims that the slap caused her to break down in tears and retreat to the club’s locker room area. She alleges that Mayweather followed her, and they engaged in a discussion where she expressed her discomfort with the slap. In response, he allegedly told her that she “could not ‘take a joke.’”

Woodward’s claims are further supported by another dancer, Brittany Strauss, who has joined her as a plaintiff in the lawsuit. Together, they allege not only the assault but also that the club failed to pay them minimum wages and withheld their tips. They are suing Mayweather and his sister, Deltricia Howard, seeking back pay and unspecified damages.

A representative for Mayweather, Felton Newell, responded to the allegations, stating that Mayweather “vehemently denies the allegations.” The legal battle is just beginning, and the boxer faces claims that could significantly impact both his personal and professional life.

The couple’s outing comes after Mudarris, the mother of Ball’s two children, accused him of infidelity, admitting to getting another woman pregnant and abandoning his family. “I see everyone has been sending me @gelo cheating on me,” Mudarris voiced on social platforms. “I want to clear this up and speak my truth. I am just as surprised as you are. We spent 3 1/2 years together, and last week he decided to walk out on his kids and tell me he got someone else pregnant (allegedly) and now is creating a new life with her.”

She continued, “The ultimate betrayal is not even the word. My daughter is not even 2 months old, and dealing with this and postpartum is very hard. Please pray for me and my healing because I will get through this. I have to be strong for my kids, but I have absolutely no words. Karma is real and God don’t like ugly. I hope it was worth losing his family.”

Nicole goes live, calls out Mudarris over Mayweather rumors

After Mudarris exposed him, Ball posted a picture with Nicole on Instagram, signaling their relationship was official. Meanwhile, Nicole went live on Instagram during a night out with Ball, accusing Mudarris of planning to take the kids and leave him for Floyd Mayweather. Nicole stated, “Since she again wants to play victim. MissNikkiiBaby weren’t you texting him saying you were taking you and the kids to go see Floyd Mayweather.” “And we all know that Floyd don’t even want you. But you keep saying that Floyd wants to take care of you, and he still love you. And Floyd this is not to clickbait you, I’m sorry.”

In a video shared on Instagram, Mayweather revealed the gesture with pride. “I got you a gift. Guess what I bought you?” he said before delivering the big news. “You’re the first kid to own a building in the Diamond District.”

The U.S. Golden Gloves champion further delighted his grandson by pointing out their matching Bluey pajamas, adding a touch of festive cheer.

Kentrell Jr., born in 2021 to YoungBoy and Iyanna “Yaya” Mayweather, is the seventh child of the Baton Rouge rapper, who has children from other relationships, including with social media influencers Jania Meshell and Drea Symone. Despite YoungBoy’s current absence, Mayweather’s gift underscores his role as a steadying presence in his grandson’s life.

Mayweather has often expressed his support for YoungBoy, sharing insights into their bond earlier this year. “We speak regularly,” Mayweather said in February. “I’m proud of his career. He’s young, and like anyone at that age, he’s growing. As you get older, your perspective changes.”

YoungBoy, however, faces significant legal challenges. Earlier this month, he was sentenced to 23 months in federal prison and an additional 60 months of probation for his involvement in a prescription drug fraud case in Utah. His charges—initially including identity fraud, forgery, and unlawful pharmacy conduct—were reduced, with some downgraded to misdemeanors. Having already spent time on house arrest since May, he may receive credit for time served, potentially shortening his incarceration.

Floyd Mayweather’s grand gesture brings a glimmer of joy amidst these difficulties, offering Kentrell Jr. a symbol of stability and an extraordinary legacy for the future. For now, the building in the heart of New York City stands as a testament to family and resilience during challenging times.

A video circulating on social media shows NBA YoungBoy on a video call with Yaya as she receives the luxury vehicle.

Yaya Mayweather, daughter of boxing legend Floyd Mayweather, has had an on-and-off relationship with NBA YoungBoy since 2018. The couple shares a son, Kentrell Gaulden Jr., born in 2020. Despite past legal issues and a complex relationship history, this grand gesture indicates a moment of goodwill between the two.

As previously reported, NBA YoungBoy has been released from prison. The rapper was previously arrested on charges of prescription drug fraud, identity theft, and weapons possession, allegedly involving 15 pharmacies in Cache County.

The boxing champion was in the city for a brief 48-hour trip when things took a sudden turn. While out shopping, Mayweather was reportedly assaulted, with some sources suggesting the incident was linked to his public support of Israel.

According to reports, a witness told The Sun that the altercation happened after he told the crowd he was “proud to support the Jews.”

“Someone said that Mayweather had been shopping when he was asked why he supported Israel,” the bystander said. “He doubled down and said he was proud to support the Jews,” they continued. The onlooker also adds that the attack “looked very targeted.”

Mayweather took to Instagram to set the record straight and address the rumors. He clarified that not only was he not punched, but his security team was actually seen in the video calmly defusing the situation.

“Let me set the record straight… there’s no truth to the rumors circulating. I wasn’t punched or touched in any way. What you’re seeing is simply my security doing their job to keep things under control. I was in the UK for a quick 48-hour trip to do some shopping, and unfortunately, some people let jealousy and negativity fuel false stories. I’m perfectly fine, and that’s really all there is to it.”

True to his opportunistic nature, Paul took to social media to challenge Mayweather with a series of biting insults, signaling his readiness for a showdown. Mayweather, when speaking with Fallon, confidently claimed he could defeat Paul with ease. “At 48, too easy,” he stated, suggesting that even in his advanced years, the fight would be no contest.

Paul, however, was quick to fire back, reminding his followers of an embarrassing moment in Mayweather’s past. He pointed to an incident from a 2022 exhibition match in which YouTuber Deji managed to land a blow that left Mayweather with a black eye. “You bum. Deji gave you a black eye in an event that had 4,000 people in it,” Paul tweeted, adding a mocking “Deji hahahah.”

Taking the taunts further, Paul confidently declared that he would knock Mayweather out within two rounds, asserting that Mayweather would never be able to compare to Tyson’s legacy. “I would knock you out in 2 rounds and you can’t sniff Mike Tyson’s toe,” Paul claimed, intensifying the challenge.

This isn’t the first time Paul has attempted to provoke Mayweather. In 2023, Paul revealed that Mayweather and his team had approached him during an NBA game. Although Paul admitted that a verbal exchange occurred, he made it clear that he wasn’t interested in escalating matters. “I don’t need to prove my toughness,” he wrote on Instagram. “I’m not going to sit there and try to fight 50 dudes.”

Now, Paul has turned the tables, questioning why Mayweather has been avoiding a real fight. In a flurry of tweets, Paul made his intentions clear. “Floyd will not see me 1 on 1 in a real fight,” he wrote. “His team has hit my team numerous times to do one of his ‘exhibitions.’ Now he ambushes me.”

Jake Paul urged Mayweather to step into the ring for a genuine competition, stating that fans deserve a real fight, not another staged exhibition. “Come see me in the ring. Real fight, no exhibition robbing fans bullsh*t,” he demanded.

With Mayweather already having faced Jake’s brother, Logan, many believe it’s only a matter of time before Jake and Floyd square off in the ring.

“He (50 Cent) tried to get into the promotion business?” Sharpe inquired. “He and Floyd was supposed to try and do something – and then he got licensed in New York, correct?”

Oscar would share that 50 Cent and he promoted a Canelo Alvarez fight in 2017. According to him, 50’s fighter, James Kirkland, losing to Canelo led to the mogul quitting boxing.

“We did business together actually,” clarified De La Hoya. “Canelo fought Kirkland. 50 Cent had just signed Kirkland to a promotional contract. We had a fight together. Canelo knocked him out and that was the end of 50’s promotional career [laughs].”

As the conversation continued, De La Hoya claimed that 50 Cent was trying to sign Floyd Mayweather, who had a contract with Oscar’s Golden Boy boxing promotions. “He was trying to do something with Floyd and then Floyd just got bigger than 50 or something,” said Oscar. “Egos got in the way and you know how that goes. The only business deal I’ve ever made with 50, Canelo knocked them out and that was the end.” 

A huge boxing fan, 50 Cent has often spoken about his time in the boxing business. He helped launch Floyd Mayweather’s The Money Team promotions before launching his own boxing promotional company, SMS Promotions, in 2012. SMS Promotions filed for bankruptcy in 2015 after signing boxing stars Yuriorkis Gamboa, Andrew Dirrell, Billy Dib, and Celestino Caballero. 

In the years after his boxing, 50 Cent transformed into the film and television mogul we know today. This year, he opened a G-Unit film studio in Shreveport, Louisiana, and hosted the Humor & Harmony Festival.Dave Chappelle, DaBaby, Katt Williams, and others performed during the four-day festival.

In the lawsuit, Leonard Sulaymanov, the owner of Lenzo & Co., accused the celebrities of owing the desired amount for luxury watches and diamond jewelry purchased in 2021. Filed in Miami federal court, it alleged violations of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization (RICO) Act, along with claims of fraud, civil conspiracy, breach of contract, unjust enrichment, and civil theft. 

The lawsuit claims that Tyga allegedly failed to pay for a Rolex watch. The defendants engaged in “predatory, unfair, improper, fraudulent, and unscrupulous practices” to exploit the plaintiff’s reputation and inventory, systematically stealing and converting the watches and jewelry without paying the agreed-upon price.

Documents claim Sulaymanov met with Mayweather and members of TMT in 2021 at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach. During a series of meetings allegedly arranged by Mayweather’s agent, Jona Rechnitz, Sulaymanov claims he sold the boxer a yellow-gold Audemars Piguet watch, two Richard Mille watches, a Patek Philippe watch, a rose-gold Rolex Presidential Day-Date, a diamond ring, and a diamond necklace. Sulaymanov alleges that he only received $267,000 in two down payments before Mayweather left Miami.

Despite the alleged demands from Mayweather’s entourage to ensure privacy by confiscating Sulaymanov’s phone, the jeweler claims he managed to discreetly document the transaction using another phone, capturing images of the purchased items and the cash payments.

“Mayweather was seen wearing the diamond necklace and ring while riding in his TMT van after leaving Miami. He also recently posted a photo wearing the necklace alongside his agent,” the lawsuit notes.

Two weeks later, at the request of Rechnitz, Sulaymanov traveled to Las Vegas to meet with Mayweather and Tyga. He claims he brought additional items, including ten Rolex Presidential Anniversary watches, a Rolex Day-Date 40, and a Richard Mille watch. During this meeting, Tyga allegedly agreed to pay $79,000 for the Rolex Day-Date. However, Sulaymanov asserts that Mayweather made further purchases without settling his existing balance, misleading the jeweler into believing they would continue a profitable business relationship.

As time passed without receiving the expected payments, Sulaymanov grew increasingly concerned. He claims to have exchanged text messages with Rechnitz, who allegedly confirmed that Mayweather owed $1.8 million for the watches. Despite assurances of payment, Sulaymanov asserts he never received the promised funds.

The lawsuit further alleges that Mayweather owes an additional $2 million for the diamond ring and necklace, bringing the total amount owed to over $3.8 million.