Mayweather plans to fight in UK for an exhibition fight in February

Floyd Mayweather is aware that his career as a top-level boxer is over; the self-proclaimed best boxer of all time stated in an interview that he was already retired.

Mayweather Jr.'s most recent fight was on July 26, 2017 against Conor McGregor, in which the American came out with his hand up, ending his professional career with a record of 50 wins and 27 knockouts, with no draws or losses.

Since then, "Money" has devoted himself to putting on exhibition fights, in which he has performed admirably despite the fact that he has never faced a dangerous opponent.

Floyd recently stated in an interview with The Sunday Telegraph that his days as a top-level boxer are over.

"My career in real boxing is over. I'm retired," he commented.

"I'm still making smart investments, connecting with the right people and generating generational wealth," he assured. "That's what's important to me, and that's what I want to keep doing."

"In February we're looking forward to coming here and doing a showcase for the fans in the U.K., because I never had the opportunity to come here when I was boxing as a pro," he added.

"So I hope it will be in February. I will come and do an exhibition if possible."

"I had my first real fight in 1987. I've been a great pro, at the top, I've been the greatest fighter and I've broken every record in the sport of boxing," he concluded.

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