FLOYD MAYWEATHER'S Coach is still "very optimistic" that the boxing legend will return to professional boxing and put the 'flawless record on line'.
After beating Conor McGregor, UFC star, Mayweather retired officially in 2017. His record is now 50-0.
Floyd Mayweather's coach is "very optimistic" that he will return to defend his 'flawless record'
It was not, the last time Mayweather's pay-per-view fans saw him in the ring. He has since fought in two exhibition fights.
The most recent Mayweather fight was against Logan Paul on YouTube. Gerald Tucker served as Mayweather's head trainer.
They are back together for another exhibition against Dubai's Instagram star Money Kicks.
Tucker also warned that Mayweather's last exhibition match will not be his last.
In a remarkable twist, Mayweather's boxing trainer says he is confident that Mayweather will one day return to the ring and defend his impeccable record in professional boxing.
Tucker stated, "I believe he's going fight a couple times each year.
"It's great cash and there are people like me that love Floyd's style and want to see him in ring just to show his skills that are unmatched in history of the sport.
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALS"I believe he will do that for people like myself. Floyd may fight someday, but I am optimistic.
"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.
Mayweather, 44 years old, defeated Tenshin Nasukawa (23), in Tokyo's first round of featherweight kickboxing on December 31, 2018.
Paul, 26, was then able to take him the distance. He weighed TWO STONE MORE in the eight-rounder.
Mayweather has been in discussions to meet another YouTuber, 20-year-old "Money Kicks" on February 20, on top of a Dubai HELIPAD.
Money Kicks, real name Rashed Belhasa, has just one year of boxing experience and two bouts with celebrities.
Mayweather, who has always been proud of his perfection, will not let his gold standards slip, regardless of who the opponent is.
Tucker stated that many people who reach elite status in their careers care about their names, their legacy and how they look every day.
"No matter your circumstances, you will care about how you look and feel self-satisfied.
"He's never caught slipping. He's always training just in case.
"We can call each other via FaceTime between camps, and we'll both be on the treadmill or outside running, just to stay in shape.
"He's always available, he takes it as serious as if it were a real fight."
