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Mayweather Promotions, LLC is a boxing promotional firm founded in 2007 by Floyd Mayweather Jr.,[1] after exercising a provision in his contract with Bob Arum and Top Rank that allowed him to become a free agent for the price of $750,000.[2] Al Haymon has been an advisor of Mayweather since then.[3][4] Mayweather Promotions also promotes forms of live entertainment, including sporting events, live musical and theatrical events, and film and television productions. Mayweather Promotions mainly co-promotes with Golden Boy Promotions. Leonard Ellerbe is the current CEO.

Current boxers

NameWeight ClassYear
signed		Notes
United States Angelo LeoFeatherweight2017
Peru Carlos ZambranoFeatherweight2017
Uganda Sharif BogereLightweight2016
Puerto Rico Josue VargasWelterweight2016
United States Chris PearsonLight Middleweight2015
United States Latondria JonesJunior Middleweight2015
Uzbekistan Sanjarbek RakhmanovJunior Welterweight2015
United States Alexis SantiagoSuper Bantamweight2015
United States Juan HeraldezJunior Welterweight2014
United States Ladarius MillerWelterweight2014
United States Kevin Newmann IISuper Middleweight2014
Romania Ronald GavrilSuper Middleweight2013
United States Andrew TabitiCruiserweight2013
United Kingdom Ashley TheophaneLight Welterweight2013
United States Mickey BeyLightweight2013
United States Lanell BellowsSuper Middleweight2014
Sweden Badou JackSuper Middleweight2012
United States Ishe SmithLight Middleweight2012
United States J'Leon LoveSuper Middleweight2012

Former boxers

NameWeight ClassYears
signed		Notes
United Kingdom Viddal RileyCruiserweight2019—2021
United States Jessie VargasWelterweight2008—2012
United States Deandre LatimoreLight Middleweight2011—2012
United States Luís AriasMiddleweight2012—2014

Trainers

Former trainers

See also

References

  1. ↑ "About – Mayweather Promotions".
  2. ↑ "Floyd Mayweather paid $750,000 to get out of his contract in 2006, and it made him hundreds of millions". Business Insider.
  3. ↑ Behind the Scenes, Haymon Is Shaking Up the Fight Game - Greg Bishop, The New York Times, 17 December 2011
  4. ↑ "What we know about Al Haymon: Part 2". The Ring Magazine.
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