Filed under: Featured , News , UFC It only took just hours for Floyd Mayweather to completely reject UFC President Dana White’s claim that he could compete in an MMA fight. White said earlier Wednesday that the UFC is talking to Mayweather (50-0 boxing) about crossing over to the octagon. The comments were immediately met with skepticism, but the UFC boss appeared certain it was something that was a “realistic possibility.” Mere hours later, Mayweather, who spurred momentum behind the topic earlier this week when he stated he could make at least $1 billion dollars with a few UFC fights, clarified his original comments while shutting down everything White had to say. Related Tyron Woodley would train Floyd Mayweather for Conor McGregor rematch in UFC “People said, ‘Floyd said, Oh, he’ll be fighting in the UFC for a billion dollars’ – that’s not what I said,” Mayweather told FightHype.com . “What I said was this: I made a billion dollars. If I made a billion dollars before, I’ll do it again
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Floyd Mayweather quickly shuts down Dana White’s talk of UFC deal: ‘I’m not doing it’ – MMA Junkie