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Former four-division world champion Adrian Broner is looking forward to the opportunity to trade punches with his former mentor and former five-division champion Floyd Mayweather.<\/p>\n
Bronner was tabbed at one point as the second coming of Mayweather.<\/p>\n
The two boxers were very close friends, but it appeared they had drifted apart a few years ago when Broner called Mayweather to a sanctioned fight.<\/p>\n
Mayweather retired from the sport in 2017 after stopping UFC star Conor McGregor in a cross-sport boxing match.<\/p>\n
Bronner is still fighting aggressively and will make his return to the ring next month against Ivan Redkach.<\/p>\n
While retired, Mayweather actively participates in exhibition fights. Last year, Mayweather stepped into the ring three times and is set to have another exhibition in the UK in February.<\/p>\n
“We have a match scheduled in the UK in 2023. We are looking forward to being here in February and organizing an exhibition for our UK fans,” Mayweather told The Telegraph.<\/p>\n
\u201cWhen I was actively boxing professionally, I never had the opportunity to come here and fight.<\/p>\n
Broner believes the two could make a lot of money if they agreed to clash in the ring.<\/p>\n
“These last few shows that Floyd has been in, he’s gotten 3, 4, 5, 8. He says, ‘I got 10 million, 20 million.’ . yeah nice If that’s what he says, cool,” Broner told the Round da Way podcast.<\/p>\n
“But when he and I put on an exhibition, it automatically goes off the top and you have to give him 100 million and you have to give me 100 million.”<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n