FLOYD MAYWEATHER shows 'the youth how to work hard' after training for his return.
Mayweather will mark his return to the arena on February 20, in an exhibition at Burj Al Arab Hotel HELIPAD, Dubai.
Floyd Mayweather after training
The American legend is still in talks with Money Kicks, a 20-year old YouTuber - real name Rashed Belasha.
Mayweather is currently training in Miami, and most recently Las Vegas for his return with Gerald Tucker, his head coach.
Tucker shared a video showing Mayweather and Jhon Ingram sparring on the Vegas Strip.
He captioned the post with: "Good run after great round of boxing and a very high punch output workout.
"@floydmayweather taught the youngstas how hard they can work today."
After sparring, Ingram took a photo with Mayweather and captioned it as: "Good work today. Learned a lot."
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALSAfter beating Conor McGregor in ten rounds, the retired boxing legend has been out of professional boxing since 2017.
Exhibition comebacks have kept the multimillionaire, who is undefeated, in the gym, and he has continued to increase his wealth.
On New Year's Eve 2018, Tenshin Naukawa, a Japanese featherweight kickboxer, was the first to be stopped.
Two years later, Logan Paul (26-year-old American vlogger) used his TWO STONE advantage to win Mayweather's race.
The five-weight champion of the world is currently in talks with Money Kicks. Money Kicks has only ONE YEAR and two bouts with celebrities in his boxing experience.
Tucker said that he was hopeful Mayweather would return to the sport and protect his 50-0 record.
SunSport reported that he was also optimistic about Floyd fighting one day.
"I don't want to give up any secrets, or anything. I'm just hopeful, it feels good.
"Nothing from what he's spoken, just by the way he looks at the gym and the ease with which he beats people up in sparring.
"I mean guys who could be world champions in the next year or so.
"So yeah, we'll see him again in the ring and put his unbeaten, flawless record on line.
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