US Court orders Mayweather to pay $2.4m to Nigerian firm for contract breach

US Court orders Mayweather to pay $2.4m to Nigerian firm for contract breach

A U.S. court has ruled that Floyd Mayweather Jr. must pay $2.4 million to Zinni Media Concept Limited, a Nigerian company, for breaching a 2017 contract. The agreement involved Mayweather making appearances in Africa, including Nigeria, but he canceled and refused to return the advance payment. After a lawsuit, a California court ordered Mayweather to pay damages, which he appealed, but the ruling was upheld. Mayweather has yet to pay, and U.S. attorneys may target his luxury cars to enforce the judgment.