FLOYD MAYWEATHER was quick in training, as the boxing legend teased THREE possible comeback fights.
Gerald Tucker, Mayweather's padman and trainer, uploaded an old clip of them in the gym.
Floyd Mayweather teased three possible comeback fights
The short sequence shows boxing's former pound for pound king firing off quick combinations while displaying slick defense.
After beating Conor McGregor in 2017, Mayweather has boxed three times since his retirement.
They were up against Tenshin Naukawa, a featherweight kickboxer, at 23. Logan Paul, 27, was their YouTuber and former sparring partner Don Moore, 27.
Mayweather, 45, recently announced that he would be back in Japan in September against MMA star Mikuru Asakura, 29, in a fight.
The newly inducted Hall of Famer has opened the doors to returning and putting his 50-0 record on the line.
FightHype reported that he had three more exhibitions in the year. It could have been one fight or two exhibitions.
"But, guess what? It's at most and this is the lowest I can think of.
This news comes amid rumours that Mayweather is currently in negotiations for a rematch against McGregor, 34.
Tucker's coach could be in trouble as well, since Adrien Broner, Mayweather's boxer, called Tucker out.
Broner, 33 years old, stated on Cigar Talk that if he were Floyd and I, 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."
"Well, I've been buying these bags for a while now. Now it's your turn.
"That would've been done. It would have been done.
Adrien Broner slammed Floyd Mayweather for not agreeing to an exhibition
