Legendary boxer Floyd Mayweather has competed in many memorable matches during his boxing career, but few were the most impressive matches in Las Vegas in 2006, when the two were fined $700,000 for a group fight in the ring.
Mayweather was already a world champion in three tiers at the time, and in April 2006, Mayweather and Juda competed together. In the 2nd round, Mayweather received a heavy punch from Juda, and the back hand touched the ground, but the referee did not see, or turned a blind eye, in short, did not read the seconds to Mayweather. Supposedly it was an undisputed knockdown and should be given a second read to Mayweather. Juda was also the only one who could actually knock out Mayweather.
Mayweather injured Juda's nose from the fifth round and controlled the pace of the game. A few seconds before the tenth round, the left-handed Juda punched too low and then punched the back of Mayweather's head, Mayweather was beaten and leaned down in a very painful way, at which time referee Richard Steele immediately suspended the game, allowing Mayweather to go to the neutral corner to rest, just at this time Mayweather's uncle and coach Roger immediately rushed into the boxing ring to retaliate against Juda.
At the same time, Juda's father, Yul, also directly entered the boxing ring to meet him, and then there was a fierce fight between the two teams, and Juda also rushed up to join the fight, and the scene was a mess. When it finally restarted, Mayweather won overwhelmingly.
After the dust settled, the Nevada State Sports Commission severely punished all participants, including Mayweather and Juda. Both boxers' appearance fees were temporarily withheld, while Juda, his father, and Roger Mayweather were temporarily revoked.
The commission also fined Roger Mayweather $200,000, Yule $100,000, Leonard Elbe, a corner of Mayweather, $50,000, and most severely Zab Juda was fined $350,000.