Floyd Mayweather not for the first time, has got people talking this morning about him and one particular Irishman by the name of Conor McGregor.
The pair shared a boxing ring back in August 2016 which set the world record for pay per view buys globally for a combat sports event.
Now the two appear to be angling for an even more outrageous rematch in the UFC cage – under mixed martial arts rules.
Most have rubbished the claims that it will happen.
Pointing to the safety-first nature of Floyd Mayweather who would surely not risk his health in a sport he has no experience in.
That said, he’s pushing for it. Hard.
His latest this morning been:
Certified Killa vs Certified Bitch pic.twitter.com/N0GcWrycEL
— Floyd Mayweather (@FloydMayweather) February 11, 2018
Most fans are not convinced by this though.
The majority believe that if it did happen that Mayweather would not fare well.
Here’s the opinion and sentiment on the boxing street curb at the moment:
That’s in a boxing ring Conor had never done before so he had to learn how to fight in the ring, believe Conor would kill him in the octagon
— Gareth (@TAGSGareth) February 11, 2018
Floyd finna lose if he gets in the octagon
— Gr3atnessAwaits(30-26) (@Gr3atnessAwait) February 11, 2018
Laffin. Once the elbows and knees starts flying you’re out. pic.twitter.com/cwqQOOckuZ
— B.B.B?? (@BigBossBarkley) February 11, 2018
It’s the octagon bro. Floyd would get floored in 13 seconds and never wake up.
— B.B.B?? (@BigBossBarkley) February 11, 2018
Except in mma then definitely bet against him
— scott ashford (@ashford_scott) February 11, 2018
Do. Not. Step. In. The. Octagon.
— SJ ♛ (@lvorian) February 11, 2018
Maltaeser head
— Lee Power (@LeePower4) February 11, 2018
Not gna happen, ur either gna pay him to lose or connor will knock u out within a round
— MUFC95 (@MUFC955) February 11, 2018
be real floyd, dont make a mockery of your legacy
— ALI (@AlliSeyhan) February 11, 2018
— cmogrind313 (@TheNermy) February 11, 2018
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