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Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor are reportedly in talks over a second boxing match and an unbelievable MMA encounter.The pair first came to blows in their illustrious 2017 ‘Money Fight’ which proved to be a jaw-dropping financial success, generating around £446million. Ever since their bout in Las Vegas, winner Mayweather has embarked on another financially ludicrous venture; fighting as many exhibition matches as possible, taking on the likes of Logan Paul, Japanese MMA fighter Mikuru Asakura, former sparring partner Don Moore, and will soon take on YouTuber Deji Olatunji.However, he has never competed in a fight under MMA rules and could do so for the first time against UFC icon McGregor, according to The Sun.

Floyd Mayweather could be about to announce a competitive return to the boxing ring, with Conor McGregor or Manny Pacquiao keen for a re-match against the American.'Money' Mayweather won 15 major world championship titles during an incredible boxing career between 1996 and 2017. The retired fighter has kept himself in shape since hanging up his gloves, taking on four opponents in exhibition beating MMA fighters Tenshin Nasukawa and Mikuru Asakura in scored bouts. He has also faced Youtuber Logan Paul and boxer Don Moore in unscored contests.The exhibition bouts have been lucrative for Mayweather, but he is now reportedly ready for a proper fight.READ MORE: Manny Pacquiao challenges Floyd Mayweather to risk record in rematch seven years after lossGlobal Titans organise his exhibition bouts and their CEO Uday Singh told the Insider that Mayweather is ready to put his record on the line.

Floyd Mayweather forgot his opponent's name ahead of his latest exhibition bout this weekend. Mayweather is taking on Mikuru Asakura, but 'Money' revealed he does not even know the name of the Japanese MMA star.The American fighter addressed the media ahead of his fight at the Super Saitama Arena, and totally disregarded the man he is facing off with.

Boxing fans have voiced their dismay after discovering how much it will cost to watch Floyd Mayweather's exhibition fight against Mikuru Asakura later this month.Mayweather will return to the ring on September 25 for his fourth official exhibition bout, this time against Japan's Asakura. The 45-year-old has previously fought Tenshin Nasukawa, Logan Paul and Don Moore, plus Conor McGregor in a professional capacity.

Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather are said to be going back and forth over fight rules for a blockbuster boxing rematch which could pocket the Irishman £130million five years after their first meeting. The former UFC featherweight and lightweight champion and the 50-0 former professional boxer starred in the second highest-selling combat sports pay-per-view event of all time back in 2017 in which Mayweather won via a tenth round TKO.

th round. The fight remains one of the most lucrative combat sports events of all time with £489m ($600m) in total revenue and received a staggering 4. 3m domestic pay-per-view buys - the second highest in the history of the sport.

Floyd Mayweather broke down in tears during his acceptance speech for his International Boxing Hall of Fame induction before calling it one of the finest achievements of his career. The former professional boxer who retired with a perfect record of 50-0 having won 15 major world championships from super featherweight to light middleweight, was inducted into the Hall of Fame in the class of 2022 alongside the likes of Andre Ward and Roy Jones Jr.Upon taking to the stage at their Canastota headquarters, Mayweather was quickly overcome with emotion and went on to hail his father as the greatest boxing trainer of all time.Mayweather said: "I said that I wouldn’t cry.

Floyd Mayweather has asked strippers to send photos and videos of themselves in an audition to dance at his Las Vegas strip club following his latest exhibition boxing bout. Money, as he is nicknamed, called time on his professional career with a perfect record of 50-0, but continues to make cash both in the ring and also outside of it thanks to a series of business ventures that include a gentleman's club in his home city.

Floyd Mayweather schooled former sparring partner Don Moore in his exhibition return on Saturday evening (May 22) - finding time to chat to the crowd and the commentary booth mid-fight. The 45-year-old, who retired from professional boxing with a perfect record of 50-0, put on a masterclass against his old pal at the Etihad Arena in the United Arab Emirates during a non-scored bout.

Floyd Mayweather laughed his way through his latest exhibition bout against former sparring partner Don Moore - and at one point stole the job of the ring girl by taking her round card.The undefeated former professional boxer has taken part in three exhibition bouts since calling time on his career at 50-0, beating Tenshin Nasukawa before battling to a draw against Logan Paul before his non-scored bout in Abu Dhabi this weekend.And although he didn't manage to stop Moore and claim a victory, he rather enjoyed himself in the ring and has promised to get back into action later this year in the same location.One moment that has amused fight fans is when Mayweather took the round seven card from the ring girl and began parading it around and chatting to her before the fight resumed.He also had a little dance and spoke to Moore before finally handing back the card, showing just how confident he was in the ring despite recently celebrating his 45th birthday.The exhibition bout went ahead on Saturday evening (May 22) having initially been postponed due to the death of UAE President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed.Who should Floyd Mayweather fight next? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionAt one point the commentary team said: "This is one of the things that Floyd does best by the way, it's psychological warfare."With Mayweather replying as the sixth round came to a close: "I do do that."His response was met with huge laughter from the booth, showing how much the fighter enjoyed his return to the ring against his former sparring partner.He said after the bout: "I would like to thank everybody in the UAE, the media, and everybody who covered this fight.

Floyd Mayweather has beaten Don Moore in his latest exhibition bout in Abu Dhabi on Saturday evening.The unblemished boxer took to the ring slightly later than expected following a stacked undercard including MMA legend Anderson Silva. And Mayweather made Moore wait in the ring as he delayed his entrance before being serenaded by two different musical artists.The American dominated the bout as he smiled unloading punches toward his opponent, who was unable to muster an answer to the 44-year-old.

Amir Khan had a chance meeting with Floyd Mayweather hours before announcing his retirement from boxing.Khan confirmed on Friday that he was hanging up his gloves following his defeat to Kell Brook earlier this year. On Thursday, the 35-year-old uploaded a video of himself to Instagram with Mayweather, 45, ahead of the American's now-postponed exhibition fight in Dubai that was due to take place on Saturday.

Floyd Mayweather didn't earn the nickname 'Money' by not splashing his cash, and the American has lived a lavish lifestyle. And the retired boxer recently admitted he has even paid for sex in a social media video on his Instagram.

Floyd Mayweather's unique exhibition clash with Don Moore could reportedly happen as early as next week after their Saturday night bout was postponed amid tragedy. The 'Money Man' was due to face his former sparring partner in Dubai on a hotel helipad - 700ft above sea level.

Floyd Mayweather once wanted "twerk queen" Miley Cyrus to be a ring girl at one of his boxing fights.The former four-weight world champion is no stranger to having glamorous ring girls present at his fights after becoming one of the sports biggest stars during his impressive unbeaten professional career. However, after his majority decision victory over Canelo Alvarez in September 2013, he made a specific request for who he wanted to accompany him on his next ring walk.During an interview with Billboard in the days after the bout, Mayweather admitted he wanted Cyrus at his next fight and even called her the "twerk queen"."I was thinking about letting the twerk queen Miley Cyrus bring me out.

Floyd Mayweather has announced that he will be fighting former sparring partner Don Moore in front of just 20 VIP fans on the helipad of the Burj Al Arab Hotel in a bizarre return to the ring. The undefeated former professional, who retired in 2017 after winning fifteen major world championships, has also revealed that the tickets for his latest exhibition will only be available as a sports NFT - in the first event of its kind.The NFT, which is a digital assist that resembles something from the real world, currently costs 65 Ethereum which works out to around £150,000 - and will be strictly limited to 20 sales.The Sun reports that 10 of the 20 tickets have sold for the May 14 showdown, bringing in revenue of around £1.5million, with more money set to be made by the PPV price of £14.99.

Floyd Mayweather has confirmed he will fight Don Moore next month on top of a helipad in Dubai.The legendary fighter will face off against his former sparring partner “Dangerous” Don Moore on May 14 in the United Arab Emirates. And astoundingly, the bout, which will be an eight-round exhibition fight, will take place on the Burj Al Arab Hotel’s helipad.The same concept had been brought up between Mayweather and 20-year-old YouTuber "Money Kicks" - whose real name is Rashed Belhasa - but talks broke down. But now Mayweather, 45, will fight his former partner Moore in a ring some 700ft above sea level.Moore, 42, just like his foe, also has an unbeaten record, winning 18 of his 19 bouts and drawing a single one.