ADRIEN BRONER is shaming Floyd Mayweather, his mentor, for not agreeing to a $200 million exhibition bout.
After beating Conor McGregor in 2017, Mayweather has boxed three times since his retirement.
Adrien Broner slammed Floyd Mayweather for not agreeing to an exhibition
Floyd Mayweather had three exhibitions after retiring
They were up against Tenshin Naukawa, a featherweight kickboxer, YouTuber Logan Paul, and Don Moore, an ex-sparring partner.
Broner, who used to admire Mayweather, slammed Mayweather for not choosing him to fight.
On Cigar Talk, he said: "If Floyd was me and I was Floyd, he wouldn't have to fight again."
"That exhibition s ***, me being his little brother, "Hey lil bro! We fixing to do 10 rounds, and both going to get 100+ millions for it and we ain’t never got to go to box again."
"I have been buying these bags for a while, but now it is time to give you your due.
"That would've been done. It would have been done.
Broner, 33 years old, was out of the ring over a year. He returns to the ring on August 27 against Omar Figueroa Jr., 32.
Mayweather, 45, recently announced that he would be back in Japan in September against MMA star Mikuru Asakura, 29, in a fight.
In Tokyo 2018, he faced Japan's 23-year-old Nasukawa. He then faced Logan Paul, 27, who was YouTuber.
Mayweather was present in May, then to box Moore in Dubai, until the death of Sheikh Khalifa bin Zyed al-Nahyan, 73 years old.
The delay caused the fight to be delayed by one week. It was later held in Abu Dhabi in May where Moore won eight rounds.
Floyd Mayweather will face MMA superstar Mikuru Asakura on September 2.
