Mayweather (photo) has been retired from boxing since 2015. Photo: Disclosure/Showtime
Former boxer Floyd Mayweather was not happy with his rival's latest statements Conor McGregor. The two are negotiating a boxing fight and the UFC champion accused the North American, owner of world titles in several categories in the noble art, of running away from the duel. Mayweather responded to the Irishman's provocations and said he had drawn up a contract and wants the “Notorious” to sign it immediately, to put an end to the speculation.
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“If McGregor really wants to fight, then he has to sign the contract. He keeps telling everyone I'm scared of him, but that's what I'm doing. I wrote a contract and I'm sending it to him. I will sign and fax it so he can do the same. Let's see if McGregor will actually sign that contract. Conor McGregor, sign it soon, you bitch”, provoked Mayweather, who admitted he doesn’t know if the fight will actually happen.
“I don’t know what the future will be, honestly. I don't know if he wants to fight. Can we make this fight happen? For sure. It's possible. But we don't know if it will happen at this point. We’ll have to wait and see,” Mayweather told the English channel Sky Sports.
The boxing super champion has not fought professionally since September 2015, when he ended his career with a decision victory over Andre Berto. A professional since 1996, Mayweather has won all 49 boxing fights he has had, but has admitted that he wants to compete again, but only against Conor McGregor, who has never boxed professionally, but has one of the best stand-up games in the UFC and is the lightweight champion of the largest MMA organization in the world.
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