The Last Dance?: Floyd Mayweather Teases ‘Biggest Night’ in Professional Boxing

Undoubtedly, one of the biggest boxing fights of this generation would be Floyd Mayweather vs. Conor McGregor. The two greats from different combat sports came inside a ring to square off for generational greatness. The first fight was an electrifying showdown, and now possibilities of a sequel are brewing. 

A source told TheSun,” He (Floyd Mayweather) believes it will be the biggest night boxing will have ever seen and has been saying ‘People best be ready because it’s going to be something spectacular’.” 

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The first clash between the two titans had taken the world by storm. Apparently, the rumors about a rematch have already sent waves of excitement among fans. 

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The world witnessed a historic event on August 26, 2017, as the biggest boxer and the biggest MMA fighter squared off inside the ring. The magnanimous showdown kept on for a spectacular 10-round battle, setting the T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas, on fire.

It is recognized as one of the most lucrative contests in boxing history. According to ESPN, the 2017 fight brought in a staggering $600 million in revenue and 4.3 million PPV purchases. Although ‘The Notorious’ gave a strong effort, Mayweather ultimately surpassed him and won this pivotal contest.

How much Floyd Mayweather offered the Irishman for a sequel 

‘Money’ walked out with a hefty purse and went down as the greatest boxer of all time for his fans, as he extended his unbeatable record to 50-0. Mayweather and McGregor, two names of this stature certainly mean that a massive amount is on the line. 

As per TheSun, a source said, “Mayweather Promotions made Connor an offer of 150million euros ($157m) for the fight.” 

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‘Money’ also mentioned that the undercard might have a clash between Gervonta Davis and Ryan Garcia. Only time will tell how this situation plays out. Meanwhile, what do you think about Mayweather’s remarks? Share it in the comments section below.