FLOYD MAYWEATHER revealed that he plans to retire THIS YEAR in order to fight three fights, which could net him PS200million.
Since 2017, the boxing legend has been able to enjoy a trio of exhibition bouts.
Floyd Mayweather revealed that he will be retiring this year.
However, he now admits that putting his 50-0 record on the line is a possibility.
FightHype, 45-year-old Mayweather, said: "I had three more exhibitions this season, which could have been one fight fighting two exhibitions.
"But, guess what? It's at most and this is the lowest I can think of.
Mayweather was first to face featherweight kickboxer Tenshin Naukawa (23 years old), in 2018, before going up against Logan Paul (27 years old).
He boxed Don Moore, his sparring partner, over eight rounds in Abu Dhabi.
Since then, the unbeaten Hall of Famer announced that he would be returning to Japan in September against MMA star Mikuru Asakura, 29,
FightHype is a media company Mayweather loves and reported that Conor McGregor was being rematched.
Mayweather won the 2017 first money fight in ten rounds, before he retired.
McGregor would, as was the case five-years ago, need to have special permission from UFC or wait for the end of his contract.
Mayweather's opening of the door for a professional return to boxing would open the way for a rematch against his Irish opponent.
McGregor, 33 years old, has not fought since breaking his leg in July, but is currently preparing for his return bout.
Conor McGregor lost to Floyd Mayweather in 2017.
Floyd Mayweather dominated Don Moore's exhibition
Floyd Mayweather will face MMA superstar Mikuru Asakura on September 3rd
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