CONOR McGREGOR still holds hope of rematching Floyd Mayweather, but first he must 'kick some arse' again.
This is Dejuan Blake's cousin, a boxing legend who has been a trusted team member since 2002.
Floyd Mayweather beat Conor McGregor in 2017.
He also watched McGregor lose to Mayweather in 2017. This triggered a drop in McGregor's performance.
Since trading the cage for the ring, the former UFC champion at two-weight has only won ONCE. Most recently, he lost twice to Dustin Poirier.
McGregor was warned that he must stop being a commercial and pay-per-view star.
SunSport's Blake said that Conor will keep talking ***, and anyone will want to go with him because he is a marketable motherf***er.
"He market the s*** out himself, he is a marketing genius, I swear. You also have to kick some ass.
"If you aren't kicking no arse, and just talking a lot ***,, a lot people don't want that s*** anymore."
McGregor, 33, was in negotiations to fight Manny Pacquiao (42), in a lucrative return in the ring.
However, those plans were quickly scrapped when Poirier, who he beat in 2014, knocked Poirier out in January.
McGregor broke his tibia just seconds before round one ended, and was ultimately stopped by a doctor.
He had opened the doors to Mayweather's rematch, but now he wants to fight to keep his career alive.
McGregor's horror leg injury has been mocked by Mayweather while Mayweather continues to annoy his old rival.
Blake acknowledges that the UFC poster boy would be the one his cousin would return to.
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He stated that Conor was the only thing he would have said.
"Conor sold the tickets like a boxer. He sold out the arena. Floyd didn't have to sell the fight.
"It was a win for Floyd, less work, and a greater reward."
McGregor won Mayweather's ten-round victory. Mayweather was officially disqualified, but he has been seen between them twice in exhibition bouts.
The first was against Tenshin Naukawa, a Japanese featherweight kickboxer.
In June, he returned to the scene after three years, and he met Logan Paul, 26, a YouTube star who weighed TWO MORE.
Paul survived the eight rounds, and with no knockouts scored, it was surprising that a winner wasn't declared.
After the match, Mayweather was stern in his rejection of lacing the gloves up again. Blake however warned that it is possible - the price is right.
He stated, "If the money's right, Floyd's there.
"Will we ever be able see him again?" Perhaps in an exhibition. However, never in a boxing match."