Mayweather, 49, Announces Professional Comeback Post-Tyson Exhibition

Mayweather, 49, Announces Professional Comeback Post-Tyson Exhibition

Floyd Mayweather, the legendary boxer known for his impeccable record, has announced his professional comeback. This exciting development is part of a partnership with CSI Sports/Fight Sports. Specific details regarding his opponent, fight date, venue, and broadcast information will be made available in the upcoming weeks.

Mayweather’s Historic Return

Mayweather’s last professional fight took place in 2017, where he defeated Conor McGregor. He retired with an unbeaten record of 50-0 and championships across five weight classes. Since then, Mayweather has participated in various exhibition matches, keeping his presence in the boxing world alive.

Financial and Legal Challenges

As Mayweather approaches his 49th birthday, he faces significant financial and legal challenges. Despite earning an estimated $1.15 billion throughout his career, recent reports indicate he is dealing with serious debts. In February, he filed a lawsuit against Showtime for $340 million, claiming misappropriation of funds.

  • Unpaid rent of $330,000 for a luxury Manhattan apartment
  • Unpaid jewelry bills totaling $1.4 million

Strategic Partnership with CSI Sports/Fight Sports

Mayweather’s comeback is backed by CSI Sports/Fight Sports, which is determined to leverage his star power. Richard and Craig Miele, co-founders of CSI Sports/Fight Sports, expressed enthusiasm about this collaboration. They aim to create highly engaging events that attract international audiences.

  • Fight Sports broadcasts to over 190 countries.
  • CSI Sports holds global rights to HBO’s boxing video library.
  • Exclusive ownership of the USA Tuesday Night Fights series.

Mayweather’s upcoming events are poised to captivate boxing fans worldwide. With the backing of CSI Sports/Fight Sports, he aims to set new records once again, promising thrilling matchups that resonate with his legacy in the sport.