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Floyd Mayweather bout vs. Mike Zambidis called off, per court docs

Legal battles derail Floyd Mayweather’s latest fight plans as court documents confirm cancellation of Zambidis bout

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Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s scheduled exhibition fight against Mike Zambidis in Greece has been officially called off, according to court documents cited by ESPN and other outlets. The cancellation follows escalating legal disputes, including a lawsuit from promoters over unpaid obligations from his past fights against Tyson Fury and Manny Pacquiao, per TMZ and USA Today.

Coverage from Bleacher Report and The Tennessean notes the fight’s postponement amid unresolved financial and contractual disputes, with no immediate rescheduling confirmed.

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Why was the Mayweather-Zambidis fight canceled?

The bout was canceled due to legal action tied to unpaid promoter fees from Mayweather’s previous fights, as outlined in court documents.

Is this the first time Mayweather has faced legal issues over fights?

No—coverage highlights ongoing disputes, including lawsuits from promoters over his fights against Tyson Fury and Manny Pacquiao.

Will this fight be rescheduled?

Coverage does not yet specify whether or when the fight may be rescheduled.

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