It’s difficult for one to retain their prime form throughout their career, but Floyd Mayweather achieved it with ease. Boasting off 50 wins with no losses, Mayweather has always been at the top in a career of over two decades. However, he revealed that he has lost his best shape at this stage.

Aged 43, Mayweather is no longer an active boxer and has been retired for almost four years. Despite this, he continues to embrace the sport with several exhibition fights and has a possible contest against YouTube star Logan Paul ahead.

That said, the date of the event is still a mystery and neither ‘Money’ nor ‘Maverick’ has hinted at it taking place anytime soon. Meanwhile, Mayweather has hinted about his current training sessions and shape to help us preview his in-ring return.

Speaking with the Hollywood Fix, he said, “Well, I am not in training but I always to maintain my weight, keep my body in some type of weight, some type good condition. I am not in the best shape of my life, but I am in a good shape. I can take my shirt off on the beach (laughs).”

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Mayweather’s training regime has always been alluring to the fans. Starting from his boxing drills to the fitness routine, Mayweather has never compromised on his shape. In the past, he was reported to have had bizarre training plans, including a workout session at 3 in the morning.

Nevertheless, the veteran pugilist’s words could be a hint that his battle against Logan Paul may not be on for a while.

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When can Floyd Mayweather return to the ring?

At this stage, there’s no official report regarding Mayweather’s comeback. He was touted to face Logan Paul on February 20, but the fight fell off for some unknown reasons. Mayweather has vowed to appear in at least three exhibitions ahead. The opponents he has in mind are Logan Paul, Jake Paul, and rapper 50 Cent.

However, fans may need to take it with a pinch of salt as these are nothing but social media posts and are far from having an official declaration. So, it’s safe to state that Mayweather’s return is still months away.

Do you think Floyd Mayweather will stage an early comeback?

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