Logan Paul claims Floyd Mayweather could ‘use some of his winnings to pay me’ as the boxing legend prepares for the rematch

LOGAN PAUL claimed Floyd Mayweather could “use some of his winnings to pay me” as the boxing legend prepares for another fight.

Mayweather came out of retirement in June for an exhibition match against Paul, which went over the distance of eight laps.

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But the YouTuber would later claim he wasn’t paid the full amount of his battle purse.

Mayweather, 45, has since announced his next exhibition fight against former sparring partner Don Moore, 42, in Dubai.

Paul, 27, tells The Hollywood fix: “I think it’s great, maybe he can pay me with part of his winnings.”

When asked if he received his combat bag, he replied: “Not complete. We’re working on it.”

Mayweather bragged before and after boxing Paul that he would make $100 million for what he called a “legalized bank robbery.”

But, be Opponent was allegedly left too short and threatened legal action.

In response, Mayweather continued The Pivot Podcast: “That comes with the territory.

“It’s real money to them, and I like the YouTubers. However, the money in the background, from pay-per-view, takes a while.

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“Nothing comes straight away. I’m still collecting checks from fights seven or eight years ago.

“They just hate it when the tables are turned. Be happy with the biggest payday you ever got in your life.”

Paul has not returned to the boxing ring since he technically avoided losing to Mayweather.

While the undefeated American faces Moore on a helipad in Dubai, where only 20 VIP fans are expected.

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