Floyd Mayweather is arguably one of the biggest names in not only boxing but in sports period. ‘Money’ orchestrated his growth from a relatively unknown fighter for Top Rank in Oscar De La Hoya’s shadow to one of the biggest names in boxing. Mayweather retired after fighting Conor McGregor in 2017.
Dispute being retired, Floyd has made a return to the ring a few times, albeit in exhibition matches. Floyd faced Tenshin Nasukawa of Japan in an exhibition match. ‘Money’ stopped his opponent inside the very first round and in the process pocketed a cool $9 million.
He will now return to the ring once again in February 2021 to take on YouTuber Logan Paul.
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Read: Floyd Mayweather’s journey from Top Rank promotions to Mayweather promotions
Joe Rogan compares Floyd Mayweather vs Logan Paul to Daniel Cormier and Stipe Miocic
Rogan touched upon a way he felt Logan Paul could beat his illustrious opponent. He continued, “The only way he [Paul] could [win] is he got a bad referee and the referee lets them tie-up. So if the referee lets Logan tie him up and Logan can hit Floyd in the clinch and hurt him. A guy who’s strong and can hit hard can f**k you up from the clinch. It happens all the time — DC knocked out Stipe from the clinch.”
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Not many people expected a fight between Floyd and Logan Paul. The announcement shocked fans and pundits alike.
The common consensus is that Logan Paul stands no chance against Floyd Mayweather given he has been boxing for a few years, whereas Mayweather has been boxing since he was a child.
However, going into the fight, Paul will have a significant height and weight advantage over Logan Paul. This is a cause for concern. However, if history has shown anything, it is that Mayweather fights a way to win even when all the odds are stacked against him.
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Do you think Logan Paul has a chance to win? If so, how can he secure a win over arguably the greatest boxer of his generation