Floyd Mayweather is unretiring, returning to the ring after 9 years away
Associated Press News • • sports
Key Points:
- Floyd Mayweather, 49, is ending his nine-year retirement to return to competitive boxing this summer under a deal with CSI Sports/Fight Sports, aiming to set new records and generate significant revenue.
- Mayweather last fought a professional match in 2017, defeating Conor McGregor, and has since participated in several high-profile exhibition bouts, including an upcoming exhibition against Mike Tyson.
- Despite his retirement, Mayweather remains a major figure in boxing with a 50-0 record and is known for his defensive skills and "Money May" persona, which helped him become one of the sport's biggest stars.
- Mayweather is currently involved in legal disputes, including a $300 million lawsuit against Showtime Networks and financial issues related to unpaid
