Floyd Mayweather Returns to Pro Boxing After April Tyson Exhibition
Floyd Mayweather, a legendary figure in boxing, has announced his return to the professional ring following an exhibition fight with Mike Tyson in April. As he approaches his 49th birthday, Mayweather aims to kickstart his professional career in the summer of 2026.
Mayweather’s Comeback Plans
This upcoming bout will mark Mayweather’s fourth comeback from retirement. His previous retirements occurred in 2007, 2015, and 2017 after his highly publicized fight with Conor McGregor. At the time, he held an immaculate record of 50 wins and no losses.
Future Fight Details
- First fight after retirement: Summer 2026
- Opponent: To be announced
Historical Achievements
Throughout his professional journey, Mayweather has secured an unparalleled boxing record. He achieved 50 victories without a single defeat, defeating some of the sport’s top competitors.
Record-Breaking Events
Mayweather is known for having orchestrated the three highest-grossing boxing events in history:
- Fight against Manny Pacquiao
- Match with Conor McGregor
- Showdown with Canelo Alvarez
Future Expectations
Mayweather expressed confidence in his ability to break more records. He stated that no other events could match the audience and financial success of his fights. The 48-year-old has signed with CSI Sports/Fight Sports, setting the stage for an exciting return to the sport.
With his legacy on the line, fans eagerly anticipate Mayweather’s next steps in both his exhibition match with Tyson and subsequent professional fights.
