Floyd
Mayweather Jr. is open to a rematch against Conor
McGregor.
The unbeaten former boxing champion recently reflected on their
2017 bout, saying it elevated McGregor’s profile and generated
considerable financial rewards for both men.
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Floyd Mayweather discusses possible Conor McGregor rematch nine
years after 2017 boxing match
Mayweather stopped McGregor by technical knockout in the 10th
round, improving his professional record to 50-0. He has since
competed in several exhibitions and remains interested in facing
the Irishman again.
“Actually, I think me and Conor McGregor may lock up again. Yeah,
absolutely,” Mayweather said during an appearance on the “PBD
Podcast.” “I don’t live with Conor McGregor, he’s not my friend. I
don’t have to see him. It’s just when it’s time for us to do
business and lock up, let’s do it.”
Mayweather’s exhibition opponents have included Japanese kickboxer
Tenshin
Nasukawa, social media personalities Logan Paul
and Deji, and former MMA fighter Aaron
Chalmers. “Money” has also faced John Gotti
III twice.