What Is Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s Net Worth?

  By Guy Docetoni

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Named the world’s highest-paid athlete multiple times by Forbes, Fortune and Sports Illustrated, boxing superstar Floyd Mayweather Jr. had an estimated net worth of $280 million in 2009, with career earnings estimated at $430 million.

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Averaging over one million pay-per-view buys per fight, ‘’Money’ Mayweather, who holds the all-time record in net pay-per-view receipts, has headlined three of the top six highest grossing pay-per-views ever– two them each generating over 2 million pay-per-view buys.
In addition to percentages from pay-per-view buys and gate gross, a 2-year $180 million deal with Showtime, and countless other streams of revenue, Mayweather banks on all site profits. From the $8 hot dogs to the $40 TMT baseball caps, ‘Money’ Mayweather rakes it in.
“Mayweather’s business model closely resembles that of major music artists or groups,” writes Bleacher Report’s Tim Smith. ”They pay a promoter a flat fee to handle the marketing and promotion of the concert and then basically rent the building, taking in all the money from ticket sales, concession and merchandising.”

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With tickets sales for the Pacquiao fight topping $74 million, foreign rights to the fight going for $35 million, and over $300 million expected from pay-per-view sales Mayweather’s superfight against Manny Pacquiao stands to gross over $500 million.
On May 2, Pretty Boy Floyd will make at least $150 million for 36 minutes of ring time.
According to Forbes, Mayweather’s 2015 earnings will shatter the world record for athlete pay in a year. Here is how the all-time highest-paid athletes top-12 list stands:
Inflation-Adjusted (year, actual earnings)

1. Tiger Woods: $125 million (2008, $115 mil)
2. Woods: $120 million (2009, $110 mil)
3. Michael Jordan: $115 million (1997, $78 mil)
4. Jordan: $115 million (1998, $80 mil)
5. Woods: $113 million (2007, $100 mil)
6. Woods: $113 million (2010, $105 mil)
7. Mike Tyson: $112 million (1996, $75 mil)
8. Woods: $105 million (2006, $90 mil)
9. Woods: $105 million (2005, $87 mil)
10. Evander Holyfield: $104 million (1991, $61 mil)
11. Floyd Mayweather: $104 million (2014, $105 mil)
12. Woods: $100 million (2004, $80 mil)
13. Michael Schumacher: $100 million (2004, $80 mil)
14. Woods: $100 million (2003, $78 mil)

Source: Forbes.