Mayweather Talks McGregor Rematch, a Move to MMA, Sports Betting and Luxury Watches

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Mayweather Talks McGregor Rematch, a Move to MMA, Sports Betting and Luxury Watches

In an exclusive interview with Forbes, boxing legend Floyd Mayweather dishes on coming out of retirement, a rematch with Conor McGregor, competing in MMA and a luxury watch promotion called, "The Ice Is Right."


BetOnline.ag is offering over/under odds for the jewelry, which Mayweather set himself in the promo video below, as well as odds for the prospects of "Money" competing at the professional combat level again.

Mayweather sets "Ice" odds available at BetOnline

Will Floyd Mayweather compete in a pro boxing match in 2021? 
Yes +300
No -500

Will Floyd Mayweather box Conor McGregor in 2021? 
Yes +550
No -1000

Will Floyd Mayweather compete in a pro MMA match in 2021? 
Yes +1000
No -3000

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