Floyd Mayweather: This Fight Won’t Go The Distance, Mark My Words. This Will Be Conor McGregor’s Last Fight

Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor make weight in their final face-off before their mouth-watering £500m mega-fight, and though the build-up to the T-Mobile Arena bout has at times resembled a soap opera but Mayweather who has come out of retirement for a 50th and final bout, said: “I know what it takes when it’s a fight of this magnitude. Weight doesn’t win fights, fighting wins fights. It won’t go the distance, mark my words. This will be Conor McGregor’s last fight also.”
He said: ‘The fans can’t fight for him. It comes down to the two competitiors. In the 49 times I won out there, it was one on one.’ Mayweather was cool, calm and collected as he stared at McGregor, while the Irishman laughed, smiled and launched a verbal assault of trash talk.
It was only when they broke away that Mayweather broke into a smile and laughed at the UFC lightweight champion’s remarks. But after an undefeated record as a former five-weight world champion, Mayweather stressed how he has been here and done it all before. ‘I’ve done a lot of this (chatting) he’s done a lot of this, but tomorrow it comes down to the fighters.’