Mayweather Promotions

Floyd Mayweather Jr. purchased his freedom from Top Rank in 2007 for $750,000 to establish an independent promotional entity that would eventually rival industry giants like Golden Boy and Matchroom. Al Haymon provided critical advisory support during the company's formative years, helping structure negotiations that allowed Mayweather to retain full control over his career trajectory and fight purse distribution.

Headquartered at 4020 Schiff Drive in Las Vegas, the firm expanded its scope beyond individual fighter management to orchestrate major broadcast events under the Country Box banner. This Nashville-based initiative launched in late 2026 to blend regional country music culture with professional boxing, featuring rising talent such as Kamari Burnside while tapping into markets previously dominated by traditional promoters.

The organization operates within a broader billion-dollar ecosystem managed by Mayweather, though specific annual revenue figures remain private. Recent strategic shifts include securing exclusive streaming partnerships with Netflix and Amazon Prime to bypass traditional cable exclusivity clauses, a move that has drawn legal scrutiny from former partners like Showtime who filed a $340 million breach of contract lawsuit in early 2026. [edit]