There’s a reason why Floyd Mayweather’s nickname is “Money.” The 45-year-old is not only a phenomenal boxer but also a master at making money. Unsurprisingly, Mayweather’s name always comes in first when discussing the most profitable boxing matches.

Mayweather’s 2017 battle with UFC champion Conor McGregor had riveted the fans. The entire world anticipated seeing the meeting of the top two combat athletes inside a boxing ring. This implied that a sizable sum of money was at stake. And the fight ended up ranking among the most lucrative matches in the annals of combat sports.

Furthermore, there have been rumors about a Mayweather vs. McGregor sequel. Boxing entities and fans are already excited to witness the brutal showdown again. Amidst this, Pretty Boy’s trainer commented on a recent post on the boxer’s Instagram. 

‘greg_tmt’ commented, “$1.2 Billion later and still getting it!! Possibly an additional $300M with round 2 vs McGregor. Let’s gooo!” 

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There have been no confirmed claims of a second fight between Mayweather and “The Notorious.” The Irishman’s leg ailment has also rendered him momentarily inactive in the sport. However, a long time has passed since his departure. This might mean that he would return with a magnanimous comeback to fight Mayweather. 

Floyd Mayweather vs. Conor McGregor II 

The Mayweather vs. McGregor fight took place on August 26, 2017. The T-Mobile Arena was jam-packed to witness this historic showdown. The bout went on for ten brutal rounds, with both combatants showing utter brilliance inside the ring. Eventually, the American boxer secured a victory. Moreover, it was Mayweather’s last boxing match as a professional fighter. But the rumors about a sequel have been circulating for quite a time now.

Furthermore, FightHype posted its sources’ tweet regarding a Mayweather vs. McGregor rematch. The Irishman posted a picture on Instagram, where he was punching the American boxer. And, he added a caption, “I accept.”

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Is this a hint for a potential bout? We cannot tell. Only time will tell what the future will bring. Until then, share your thoughts about Mayweather’s trainer’s comment in the comments section below.