Floyd Mayweather Jr. Wins $150,000 Legal Case over WWE Entrance Music

Floyd Mayweather Jr. has won another high-stakes battle—this time in the courtroom—after the boxer was accused of stealing a song beat.

Producer Anthony Lawrence Dash sued Mayweather, along with the WWE, for $150,000 over his entrance music in a 2008 encounter at WrestleMania 24.

At the time, Mayweather was involved in a series of cameos on the wrestling series and fought the Big Show at WWE's biggest night of the year.  

According to TMZ, however, a judge has ruled that Mayweather did not owe Dash any money:

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According to the ruling, Dash wasn't entitled to a cut of the profits from Mayweather's use of the song ... because he couldn't prove Mayweather even made money off the song in the first place (same with WWE).

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The clip can be seen from around 2:30 into the video on the right.

Although $150,000 is a lot of money, it would have been an amount Mayweather could have stomached even if he had lost.

Earlier this month, he was given a cheque for over $40 million for fighting Canelo Alvarez (full story here):

He could even have spent his gambling winnings on the result, having scooped $200,000 on a bet this week (full story here):

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Congratulations @JManziel2 for putting on a fantastic show. He may not be able to make money off himself but I can. pic.twitter.com/Tp3sKyznkq

— Floyd Mayweather (@FloydMayweather) September 22, 2013 "