Floyd “Money” Mayweather spoke about his second (rematch) fight against Conor McGregor, indicating that he would prefer an exhibition fight.
Floyd Mayweather is expecting a second fight with Conor McGregor in 2023, per @MailSport
Mayweather would prefer an exhibition fight but said there had been talks over a professional bout pic.twitter.com/s9L2mDaSu9
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) September 21, 2022
He is, however, open to discussing whether this one should actually become a professional fight, which would add a win or loss to his immaculate record of 50 wins, 27 by knockout, in 50 professional fights.
If all the pieces fall into place, this second duel should take place somewhere in 2023, according to Mr. Money himself, who will face Mikuru Asakura on September 25 in Japan.
A 45 ans, Floyd Mayweather, invaincu en carrière (50 victoires), remonte sur le ring pour défier la star du MMA japonais Mikuru Asakura devant son public au Japon. Dernier combat d'exhibition pour la légende de la boxe.
En direct sur RMC Sport 1 ► 1https://bit.ly/3N8cGRN pic.twitter.com/9fjd6FNY35
— RMC Sport (@RMCsport) September 21, 2022
Following this fight, will he say the same thing he said about McGregor after the Notorious fight?
(It was not nice)
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A 45 ans, Floyd Mayweather, invaincu en carrière (50 victoires), remonte sur le ring pour défier la star du MMA japonais Mikuru Asakura devant son public au Japon. Dernier combat d'exhibition pour la légende de la boxe.
En direct sur RMC Sport 1 ► 1https://bit.ly/3N8cGRN