50 Cent Trolls Floyd Mayweather After Zambidis Fight Called Off In Latest Legal Disaster

Floyd Mayweather’s Greece comeback fight gets canceled after CSI Entertainment sues him for $4.65 million in unpaid advances.

Floyd Mayweather was supposed to step into the ring in Athens this weekend, but a federal court lawsuit just pulled the plug, and 50 Cent wasted no time in trolling the troubled boxer.

The Zambidis fight in Greece got canceled hours before it was set to happen, and the reason is pure business gone wrong.

“Champ I saw I keep missing your call, the time is different I’m in Ibiza,” 50 Cent said upon hearing the news in his latest post mocking Mayweather.

CSI Entertainment, the company that booked the event, claims it paid Mayweather $4.65 million in advance for exclusive rights to fights with Mike Tyson and Manny Pacquiao, only to watch him ghost them completely and announce a different fight instead.

The promoters filed a lawsuit in federal court in New York, demanding their money back and asking the judge to block Saturday’s exhibition against Greek kickboxer Mike Zambidis.

Mayweather’s attorney, Melissa Glass, told the court that the legal threats had effectively halted all promotional, distribution, and ticket sales for the event.

The situation became so messy that Glass informed the judge that the fight couldn’t proceed as planned.

The whole situation ties into Mayweather’s ongoing legal troubles, which have been mounting for months.

Event organizers released a statement saying, “Some battles are worth waiting a little longer to get their story right,” suggesting they’re hoping to reschedule the Zambidis bout at some point.

But right now, there’s no makeup date announced, and the boxing world is watching to see what happens next with Money’s comeback plans.

This is the latest legal issue for Floyd Mayweather, who is facing felony charges, bounced checks, multiple lawsuits, and a massive tax lien.

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