Floyd Mayweather hints at return to professional boxing after Mike Tyson fight
Boxing legend suggests stunning comeback to the ring – but risks losing perfect record
- Floyd Mayweather has hinted at a potential return to professional boxing, despite retiring with a perfect 50-0 record in 2017.
- His consideration for a comeback follows an upcoming exhibition fight against Mike Tyson, which is currently unconfirmed but mooted for spring 2026.
- Mayweather told TMZ that "there's been talks" about a professional return, expressing optimism for 2026.
- The exhibition bout with Tyson is expected to be a tame affair, part of Mayweather's series of unofficial, money-spinning fights.
- Mike Tyson claimed the exhibition was Mayweather's idea, expressing surprise and warning that the fight would be "detrimental to his health" due to their size difference.