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MIAMI, FL – JUNE 6: Floyd Mayweather meets with the press following the Mayweather vs Paul: Bragging Rights boxing event on June 06, 2021, at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Louis Grasse/PxImages/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

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MIAMI, FL – JUNE 6: Floyd Mayweather meets with the press following the Mayweather vs Paul: Bragging Rights boxing event on June 06, 2021, at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Louis Grasse/PxImages/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
American boxer, Floyd Mayweather, is regarded among the most decorated boxers of all time. With an illustrious career spanning over 2 decades, he has contributed immensely toward the sport. However, he recently spilled some beans about how he changed the sport.
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Floyd Mayweather stated, “When I came in, I put the heavyweights out of business. But then, then I brought crazy money to small weight-classes, this is what I did in the sport of boxing. So now, it’s so jacked up, all the fighters want – I just wanna get paid, I just wanna get paid. But I got paid, I put in a lot of hard work. And that’s what this is about. These guys wouldn’t be getting the money that they are getting, if it wasn’t for me. I changed boxing totally.”
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Well, Mayweather’s PPV fights are on top of the list of most lucrative boxing fights. He is also known as the richest boxer in the world. ‘Money’ took retirement from boxing in 2017, however, he still participates in exhibition bouts. The 45-year-old was recently in Japan for his exhibition match against Japanese MMA fighter, Mikuru Asakura. Eventually, the American got an easy win as he knocked out his opponent at the end of round 2.
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Conor McGregor claps back at Floyd Mayweather with a two word reply
The legendary boxer and the biggest UFC star first engaged in a battle in 2017. The boxing fight garnered a lot of attention from fans around the world, and is one of the most lucrative fights in the sport. The bout ended with the American knocking out Conor McGregor in the 10th round.
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Interestingly, there have been rumors about a potential rematch between the two. ‘The Notorious’ has lately been inactive in the Octagon due to his leg injury. But now he seems fit to fight again, and what’s better for a striking comeback than his rematch with Mayweather.
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Apparently, Mayweather revealed that he will be fighting McGregor in 2023. Following that, the UFC superstar shared a picture of the first bout on Instagram, and wrote, “not interested”. However, that post has been deleted now. Does this imply that the sequel’s chances are once more favorable? We cannot really say. What do you believe of it? Let us know in the comments section below.
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