Floyd Mayweather's return will take place in OCTOBER, despite claims that the fight on a helipad would be held this Saturday

FLOYD MAYWEATHER is expected to be back in the ring by October, following Don Moore's Dubai dust-up.

After the death of Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Mayweather's show with his former sparring partner was cancelled. It was scheduled to take place at Burj Al Arab on Saturday.

Although it was claimed that the showdown between the two would be rescheduled this weekend, the organizers of the event have denied the claim.

The National was informed by them that they would "respect" the mourning period for the president.

The event was originally scheduled to take place at Burj Al Arab's Helipad. Organisers wanted to make the show more accessible to workers and fighters so that they could be moved to after the summer.

Mayweather, 45 has not yet provided an update on his third exhibition after he retired from professional boxing in 2017.

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He took to Instagram to show his respect for the UAE's former leader.

He wrote, "Sending my condolences the entire UAE. RIP Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed."

Last June, Mayweather was in Miami with Logan Paul. He had a last exhibition.

Paul, a social media sensation claims he was not paid fully for his fight and plans to sue the boxing legend.

He said to TMZ, "No, he had not paid me in full. This is a fact. It's only a few thousand.

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