Floyd Mayweather responds to critics and discusses boxing future

The undefeated former champion addressed criticism, financial rumors, his place in boxing and the possibility of more exhibition fights.

Floyd Mayweather talked a lot in an interview about his current status in the sport of boxing.

The former professional boxer has been officially retired since 2017, having retired with an incredibly strong record of 50-0. Despite the end of his career, he still makes headlines time and again, keeping him constantly in the public eye.

He makes it clear that he believes his influence on the boxing scene hasn’t changed.

"Honestly speaking, I'm still the face of boxing. Absolutely."

he said.

However, he also praised many other boxers, such as Shakur Stevenson, Devin Haney, and, well, Jake Paul , because he thinks they enrich the sport in a positive way.

Another point he addressed was the criticism he faces. Floyd Mayweather is simply a big name, and he knows it himself, which is why he’s certain that so much criticism and negativity is directed at him in order to generate as much reach as possible. Nevertheless, he shows great gratitude toward his fans who still support him after all these years.

Floyd Mayweather also talks about his personal life and how it has improved. He discusses how he has removed negative influences and now focuses solely on his inner circle.

So it seems he’s doing well, and that’s exactly why he also spoke about his future in boxing. While he won’t be returning to professional competition, he does plan to continue holding exhibition fights and has mentioned names like Mike Tyson in that context. Floyd Mayweather’s next fight is also set to be rescheduled soon, against Mike Zambidis .

Ultimately, it’s clear that a lot of rumors about him have surfaced recently, especially regarding his financial situation. However, he consistently demonstrates a commitment to expanding the sport of boxing and praises others who do the same. Whether you like him or not, he plays an important role in the sport of boxing.