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Floyd Mayweather doubles down on MMA tease with another video of himself inside cage
Welp. We’re just never going to be done with Floyd Mayweather, are we?
One day after posting a cryptic video of himself simply walking into an MMA cage, Mayweather followed up with a second video of himself standing in the center of the cage and delivering a message (via Twitter).
“2018. Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather. MMA. What are the odds, Paddy? What are the odds.”
Mayweather, of course, welcomed Conor McGregor to the boxing ring last summer, schooling the UFC lightweight champion before winning by 10th-round TKO in “The Money Fight” that did huge numbers and raked in a ton of cash. Mayweather said afterward that he was officially retired, but he continues to tease another possible crossover.
The idea of the soon-to-be 41-year-old Mayweather, an all-time boxing legend who holds a perfect 50-0 record, competing in MMA never has been taken seriously. But late last year UFC President Dana White did declare a deal was in the works to get Mayweather in the octagon, which was quickly shut down.
It sounds preposterous that Mayweather would dare to step inside the cage for a fight, but we live in these crazy times of a former reality TV star serving as our President. Oh, and money talks. So who knows what any of this means?
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