Mayweather told Showtime's Jim Gray: "Retirement has been great, but as you know and everyone knows, I go in retirement and I come back".
"Is it possible that I come back?" I spoke with Al Haymon, Al says no. I spoke with SHOWTIME, I spoke with CBS. I spoke with CBS.
When Floyd Mayweather tries to take the moral high ground, you know you've made a serious mistake.
Mayweather would finish 50-0 as a professional boxer, his last victory coming against McGregor on August 26, 2017.
Mixed martial arts star McGregor was arraigned on Friday on charges including felony criminal mischief and assault, following a melee outside at a UFC sponsored media event in New York City that left fighters injured and a bus window smashed. "The world loved what we did, but outside the ring, you've got to carry yourself like a gentleman".
Many would insist that Mayweather, who has not been shy about boasting his ideal boxing record, would be risking not only his unblemished resume but also his health if he rushed into a UFC career.
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The conviction was handed down by Judge Sergio Moro, who is presiding over cases involving the mammoth "Car Wash" investigation. The conviction was upheld by an appeals court in January.
Since the fight, there have been questions as to whether the two outspoken fighters would consider another bout, and this time on McGregor's preferred medium of an Octagon.
"That ain't happening", said White after addressing Mayweather's comments.
The boxing megastar also let on who he'd like to fight - and it probably won't come as much of a surprise.
"When I do go to the Octagon, I look at going around 145". Of course, the number is going to be insane.
"I can do whatever I want, when I want to, and how I want to", he added.
"I spoke with my team, with Showtime; if we can get together with Dana White, we can make a mega-fight", he said. I know that when we fought, we both sold the fight.
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