NEW YORK – The best boxer in the world promised Monday that the result of his Sept. 13 rematch against Marcos Maidana would be at least as convincing as two judges considered his performance in their first fight.
Floyd Mayweather Jr. does plan, though, to take a different approach to training these next two months for their Showtime Pay-Per-View main event at MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
“This camp is going to be totally different,” Mayweather said. “I’m going to let my body rest a lot more and I’m going to do a lot more physical training for this fight. Because it’s safe to say I’m not fighting a boxer, I’m fighting an MMA fighter.”
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Floyd Mayweather Jr. does plan, though, to take a different approach to training these next two months for their Showtime Pay-Per-View main event at MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
“This camp is going to be totally different,” Mayweather said. “I’m going to let my body rest a lot more and I’m going to do a lot more physical training for this fight. Because it’s safe to say I’m not fighting a boxer, I’m fighting an MMA fighter.”
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