Floyd Mayweather Jr. Says Comeback Fight Back On: “We’re Gonna Make It Happen”

Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Sports icon Floyd Mayweather Jr.‘s long-awaited comeback is still up in the air but the undefeated champion is certain it will go down. Money Mayweather has updated fans on where things stand with him and Japanese fighter Tenshin Nasukawa.

In new footage, Mayweather said he had every intent on having the bout go down.

We talked to Floyd Wednesday night as he left Peter Marco jewelry in Beverly Hills … and he told us the fight is very much alive. “We’re gonna make it happen.” “Rules? It’s gonna be a little boxing exhibition. No kicking,” Floyd told us … “I’m moving around with the guy for 9 minutes, and of course it’s gonna be the highest paid exhibition ever.” (TMZ)

In early November, New York rapper 50 Cent reacted to Floyd appearing to fall back on the fight.

Initially, Floyd announced his decision to not lace up his gloves next month.

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Now that I am back on U.S. soil after a long and disappointing trip to Tokyo, I now have the time to address you, my fans and the media in regard to the upcoming event on December 31st that was recently announced. First and foremost, I want it to be clear that I, Floyd Mayweather, never agreed to an official bout with Tenshin Nasukawa. In fact (with all due respect) I have never heard of him until this recent trip to Japan. Ultimately, I was asked to participate in a 9 minute exhibition of 3 rounds with an opponent selected by the "Rizen Fighting Federation". What I was originally informed of by Brent Johnson of "One Entertainment" was that this was to be an exhibition put on for a small group of wealthy spectators for a very large fee. This exhibition was previously arranged as a "Special Bout" purely for entertainment purposes with no intentions of being represented as an official fight card nor televised worldwide. Once I arrived to the press conference, my team and I were completely derailed by the new direction this event was going and we should have put a stop to it immediately. I want to sincerely apologize to my fans for the very misleading information that was announced during this press conference and I can assure you that I too was completely blindsided by the arrangements that were being made without my consent nor approval. For the sake of the several fans and attendees that flew in from all parts of the world to attend this past press conference, I was hesitant to create a huge disturbance by combating what was being said and for that I am truly sorry. I am a retired boxer that earns an unprecedented amount of money, globally, for appearances, speaking engagements and occasional small exhibitions.

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Earlier this month, 50 Cent and UFC fighter Conor McGregor have trolled Mayweather’s comeback fight going down next month.

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