Overview
- The BKFC headliner posted a photo on X showing a tax balance of more than $800,000, calling it the “biggest robbery in sports.”
- On the Overdogs Podcast, he said his accountant “just saw” the Jake Paul purse and claimed “a ball was dropped” on his assets.
- He linked the liability to his 2024 paydays, citing the Jake Paul boxing match and a BKFC fight with a guaranteed $600,000 purse.
- He said the debt may push him to retire and mentioned selling assets, going off the grid, or accepting a short prison stint.
- Reports note no confirmed IRS enforcement actions so far, with details based on his posts and podcast comments, and he previously joked on X about asking President Trump for a tax pardon.