Retired five-division world champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. has shot down hypothesis that his upcoming exhibition with Mike Tyson is motivated by monetary troubles.
Earlier immediately, Mayweather announced that he will face the former heavyweight king next year at a yet-to-be-announced venue. The announcement, nonetheless, sparked assumptions amongst some followers that Mayweather had run out of cash eight years into retirement.
In his Instagram story, nonetheless, Mayweather confirmed off massive stacks of money.
“I’m fairly positive I’d be upset too if I used to be anyone else. I’d be mad at Mayweather, too. How the f— for 30 years you may hold getting cash like this,” Mayweather mentioned on the video.
“I might be mad too, I might be hating on Mayweather too. Proceed to hate, you understand folks solely speak about winners, and I’m a winner, so proceed to speak.”
Mayweather final fought in 2017 when he stopped Conor McGregor to retire undefeated at 50-0 with 27 knockouts. He has since figured in exhibition bouts worldwide.
Tyson, in the meantime, is now 59. He returned to boxing final November after 19 years away, dropping a choice to YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul in an eight-round contest.
—JKC, GMA Built-in Information
