Mayweather secures victory over McGregor on return to the ring

Mayweather (photo) has not fought since 2015. Photo: Disclosure/Showtime

After officially returning to activity at the beginning of the year, boxer Floyd Mayweather has intensified his preparation for his return, which was recently made official and will take place against Conor McGregor, on August 26th, in Las Vegas (USA).

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The American admitted that he has had bad training sessions at his gym, but guarantees that they are part of the learning process and promised not to bring negative vibes to the ring.

In a video released by the North American channel TMZ, the boxer declared that he could leave the duel against the UFC champion with a black eye or injuries, but that he is certain that he will emerge victorious and will improve his boxing record to 50 wins and no losses.

“I'm trying to tell you all that I might get a black eye and a bloody nose. I might have a bad day at the gym, but at the end of the day, I won't have a bad payday and I won't have a bad night under the lights. I might get hit and hurt, but I won’t have a bad night,” said Mayweather.

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