Floyd Mayweather Facing New Lawsuit Over Unpaid Jewelry Bill

Earlier this month Floyd Mayweather was sued for back rent [click here if you missed that].

Now Floyd is facing a lawsuit over an unpaid jewelry bill...

From The Daily Mail

Boxing icon Floyd Mayweather is being sued by an upscale Miami jeweler over $1.375million of bling in yet another case where alleged creditors are chasing money from the undefeated legend.

Mayweather – who earned more than $1billion in his 50-fight career – visited AJ's Jewelry twice in August last year and picked up an astonishing shopping list of 27 watches and 15 chains worth $1.675million, according to the latest lawsuit.

But the flamboyant boxer who revels in his nickname of Money is alleged to have paid only $300,000, while five checks for the remainder are said to have bounced.

The new case in Miami Dade County Circuit Court closely follows a New York lawsuit claiming the retired fighter, 48, owes $330,000 in unpaid rent and damages on a $24million leased Manhattan penthouse.

It also comes after another Miami jeweler filed a federal lawsuit against Mayweather in the Southern District of Florida in January. That claims the boxer failed to uphold a 2024 settlement agreement over $4million of watches and jewelry.

In the latest case, AJ's Jewelry says Las Vegas-based Mayweather was a regular and trusted customer for 17 years.

The lawsuit provides a jaw-dropping look at his extravagant spending, cataloging high-end treasures from Cartier, Rolex and Audemars Piguet that he walked away with.

The lawsuit states 'the jewelry currently has a combined present value of several million dollars.

'To date, Mayweather has only paid AJ's Jewelry $300,000 of the outstanding balance owed via two wire transfers made on August 21, 2025 and October 7, 2025.'

Five subsequent checks bounced, the filing alleges. 'Mayweather and/or his agents have repeatedly issued non-sufficient funds checks… a check dated August 19, 2025, for $515,000, a check dated August 29, 2025, for $460,000, a check dated September 3, 2025, for $700,000, a check dated December 5, 2025, for $458,000 and a check dated December 8, 2025, for $200,000.

'When AJ's Jewelry deposited the checks issued by Mayweather, all five checks were returned for insufficient funds.

'As of the filing of this complaint, Mayweather still owes an outstanding balance of $1,375,000.'

The lawsuit said the company had repeatedly contacted the boxer, who won world titles in five different weights, both by trying to speak with him and in writing.

'Each time Mayweather acknowledges the debt owed and promises to pay for the jewelry, then never sends the monies owed,' it added.

'Mayweather either knew or should have known these representations were false when he made them.'

The retired legend 'intended to induce AJ's Jewelry to allow him to take possession of the jewelry without paying for the items in full… and continues to refuse to return it despite multiple requests'.

The firm is demanding the bling back plus compensation and damages in a jury trial.

The Daily Mail has reached out to Mayweather's attorney for comment.