Floyd Mayweather vs. Money Kicks: Fight Likely Dead in the Water

Floyd Mayweather risked his boxing legacy and went straight for a multi-million payday when he fought the YouTuber, Logan Paul, in an exhibition last year. Despite failing to score a KO, and departing the arena with a draw, Mayweather may still have the itch to trade punches against celebrity opponents.

The 44-year-old has clarified of being done facing professional punchers. It apparently imposed his position in the exhibition sphere, where he can continue spinning millions with his pugilistic appearances. That said, Floyd Mayweather and social media star ‘Money Kicks,’ are reportedly aligned to lock horns in February.

The reports became viable after Money Kicks sat down with Sky Sports and detailed his mindset, preparations, and plans on squaring off against the undefeated five-division world champion. Rashed Bel Hasa, aka ‘Money Kicks’, is dubbed as ‘the richest kid in Dubai’, and boats millions of followers on social media. This showcases his ability to amass legitimate pay-per-view success if put inside the ring with Floyd Mayweather.

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Nevertheless, several factors cite the matchup to be dead in the water. With no official declaration onboard yet, here’s a look at the reasons that curb the possibilities of seeing Floyd Mayweather vs Money Kicks.

Floyd Mayweather vs Money Kicks- No Promotion Yet

A Floyd Mayweather showdown calls for extreme advertisement and promotions that go on the line for months before we see the fight happen. Well, this time, Mayweather hasn’t promoted any of his moves towards facing Belhasa (Money Kicks).

This is the reason enough to believe the fight isn’t taking place anytime soon. Even the exhibition against Logan Paul saw Floyd Mayweather promote it all over the Internet. He isn’t doing the same while being reportedly aligned with ‘Money Kicks’. But there are more reasons to add on, that complicate the future of the fight.

Bizzare Venue- Will it secure hefty Gate Sales?

The potential clash was reported to be happening on February 20, on the helipad of hotel Burj Al Arab. No doubt, it would have been spectacular. However, it may not be a great business trick. Unlike an orthodox stadium, the helipad venue may struggle to fit in a massive seating crowd. So, it may plummet the Gate Sales. Although organizers and matchmakers can find a solution for raising the seating capacity, it still remains a big matter to worry about a Mayweather show.

Floyd Mayweather vs Money Kicks- Will it be worthy enough?

Both sides have commendable followings on social media and are familiar with global stardom. However, ‘Money Kicks’ is nowhere close to being on the same level as Floyd Mayweather under boxing guidelines. Henceforth, the fight may hold no importance to the traditional fans. Besides, orthodox combat followers can denounce the idea which shall look bad on Mayweather’s side.

The matchup will bring nothing to the undefeated boxer except for a lucrative payday. On the contrary, it will be a massive up-gradation for ‘Money Kicks’ combat journey, who is still in his early years. A below-average performance against Logan Paul was a reality check for Mayweather.

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He vowed to never repeat himself in the ring again, and that cements the fading away of his scrap against ‘Money Kicks’. While a million-dollar payday remains relevant, it leaves very little lifeline to the fate of the matchup.