Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao Rematch Faces Contract and Financial Controversy A long-awaited rematch between boxing icons Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao has reignited controversy, with conflicting claims about the nature of the bout and potential breaches of contractual obligations. The dispute centers on Mayweather’s reported efforts to reclassify the fight as an exhibition event, a move that Pacquiao’s team claims violates the terms of their agreements. The situation has raised questions about whether history is repeating itself, given the challenges that plagued their first fight in 2015. The controversy erupted after Mayweather hinted during a Las Vegas meet-and-greet on March 28, 2026, that the bout might be transformed into an exhibition, with the venue still undetermined. This directly contradicted statements from Pacquiao’s camp, which insisted the fight remains a sanctioned professional match. Jas Mathur, CEO of Manny Pacquiao Promotions, told ESPN that Mayweather has “breached multiple contracts” by suggesting the fight’s format could change. Mathur emphasized that the agreement was finalized with Mayweather’s signature, citing DocuSign proofs and other documentation to support his claims. Mathur accused Mayweather of hesitating to finalize the fight’s details, potentially to protect his undefeated record. “If he’s scared of Manny and does not want to put his record on the line in a professional boxing match, he should have never executed any of these agreements,” Mathur stated. He also criticized Mayweather’s alleged reluctance to address the venue or format changes, arguing that the terms were already locked in.#manny_pacquiao #las_vegas #docu_sign #floyd_mayweather #manny_pacquiao_promotions
DocuSign Reports Strong AI-Driven Growth with Record Margins and Expanded Buybacks DocuSign, Inc. (DOCU) announced its fourth-quarter and fiscal 2026 results, highlighting significant financial performance driven by advancements in AI-native identity and access management (IAM) solutions. The company reported record operating margins and robust free cash flow, alongside an 8% year-over-year revenue growth. These results reflect strong adoption of its AI-integrated IAM offerings, which have become a key component of its business strategy. The financial performance was further bolstered by an expanded share repurchase program, which was increased by $2.0 billion. This move underscores the company’s confidence in its long-term growth prospects and its commitment to returning value to shareholders. Looking ahead, DocuSign provided guidance indicating continued 8% revenue growth for fiscal year 2027, maintaining its trajectory of expansion and innovation. The results were tied to the company’s focus on AI-driven solutions, which have enhanced efficiency and security across its platforms. DocuSign’s ability to integrate AI technologies into its IAM services has positioned it as a leader in the evolving digital transformation landscape. Analysts noted that the strong financial metrics, combined with the strategic emphasis on AI, signal a resilient business model capable of sustaining growth in a competitive market. The report, filed as an SEC 8-K Current Report on March 17, 2026, detailed these achievements and outlined the company’s plans for future development. The data underscores the growing importance of AI in enterprise solutions and DocuSign’s role in shaping the future of secure digital interactions.#docu_sign #docu_sign_inc #sec_8_k #ai_native_iam #fiscal_2026
