Overview
- The case formally ended Tuesday when a federal judge dismissed it with prejudice after Mayweather filed a voluntary withdrawal the day before.
- Counterclaims by Business Insider and reporter Daniel Geiger were also dismissed, and each side will pay its own legal fees.
- The lawsuit challenged a 2025 Business Insider report that said there was no evidence Mayweather had purchased a 62‑building Manhattan apartment portfolio he promoted as his own.
- Court filings and news reports did not confirm any settlement as part of the dismissal.
- Business Insider said it was pleased to put the claims to rest, and a Mayweather representative said he resolved his claims and is focusing on upcoming fights, as separate reports cite an IRS lien and a private‑jet bill still in dispute.