Floyd Mayweather has accomplished everything a boxer can possibly attain in their career. Considered by many as one of the greatest boxers to ever live, Mayweather has never tasted defeat. Notably, while skill played a key role in his success, his work ethic and an ever exceeding hunger for more have been quintessential in his quest for greatness.

Personally, and even rightly so, Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather, attributes all his success to the work he puts in the gym. This also created the very famous Mayweather chants that his gym still uses to teach up-and-coming fighters. One person says ‘Hard Work’ out aloud, while everyone else responds, saying, ‘Dedication’.

Recently, after the much-anticipated Usyk fight between Anthony ‘AJ’ Joshua vs Oleksandr ‘The Cat’, Money May went live on Instagram to show his fans new workout footage. The former champion started off with punching the bags and ended the session with a light jog. However, Mayweather did not seem to be training at his usual intensity.

Age catching up with the undisputed champ

Off pace, the training seemed very slow and relaxed. However, concerned fans remain unaware of the reason behind Mayweather’s lack of agility. With no confirmed upcoming fight, it left fans puzzled over why the former champ was back in the gym working the bag.

The last time Floyd fought was earlier this year against YouTuber turned professional boxer Logan ‘The Maverick’ Paul. The fight went the distance for eight rounds, as Floyd outclassed his young counterpart. Notably, earlier this week, an old foe in the form of ‘The Golden Boy’ De La Hoya called Floyd out.

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Floyd Mayweather responds to Oscar De La Hoya

Earlier this week, De La Hoya called Floyd out for a fight, offering him $100 million dollars to lock horns in the ring. Responding to the ferocious invite, Sources say Mayweather seems interested to fight him. However, the Money Man’s camp highly doubts that De La Hoya can afford the price he claims to offer.

Would you want Floyd Mayweather to take on De La Hoya again? Who do you think would win?

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