Floyd Mayweather, a 44-year-old boxing legend, effortlessly shows off his speed on pads.

FLOYD MAYWEATHER showed his effortless speed on the pads while he rolled back the decades.

The 44-year old boxing legend is well-known for keeping fit even after retirement. He proved that he still has his signature rhythm and lightening fast hands.

Mayweather uploaded a training clip with Gerald Tucker, the boxing coach to Tyron Woodley.

He wrote: "It's okay to remind you'all that sometimes I'm #TBE [The Best Ever]

Woodley, who rematches Jake Paul this weekend, said: "No Question!"

After beating Conor McGregor (33) in a lucrative crossover bout, Mayweather retired officially in 2017.

He has been back twice since then, first in an exhibition against featherweight kickboxer Tenshin Nasukawa (23).

Logan Paul (26), a YouTuber, took him the distance in June. He weighed TWO STONE MORE.

Mayweather, despite boasting a $100million payday is insistent that it was his last appearance in the ring. He will now focus on the next crop boxing stars.

Recently, he said: "I won’t go back to Boxing, no, I won’t."

"Boxing was very beneficial to me because I could make smart investments from the outside. But now, I want to help others become champions like Gervonta.

"Terence Crawford and Errol Spence, [David] Benavidez... the list goes on. There are many great young fighters out there that I admire, and they are all very tough fighters.

"I don’t miss boxing. I just go to have fun. That’s why I did an exhibit with Logan Paul. We had fun, I had lots of fun.

"We provided some entertainment for people and they need to understand that there is a big difference between an actual fight and an exhibition.

"With an exhibition, I was only training from the time it happened. It would have been bloody if it had been a real fight.

"I was able to fight 16 world champions in one fight, I was in unification bouts, and I did a lot in boxing.

"I couldn’t do everything but I’m happy for the undisputed champions.