Even at 45, Floyd Mayweather showed that his capacity for high profile paydays remains as strong as ever after breezed through his latest exhibition fight against overmatched opponent Don Moore in the United Arab Emirates late on Saturday.
Mayweather, who retired from professional competition following a 2017 win against Conor McGregor which extended his record to 50-0, has taken part in a series of money-spinning exhibition fights since he hung up his gloves.
He was last seen in the ring in June of last year where he boxed YouTube celebrity Logan Paul and had previously made short work of Japanese kickboxer Tenshin Nasukawa in late 2018.
This latest exhibition, though, was perhaps the most bizarre yet as he was paired with his former sparring partner, the 18-0 Don Moore – a fighter who has competed just once since 2013, and who has never faced a boxer with a winning record in his ring career.
The disparity in skill was obvious to see. Mayweather effortlessly brushed aside any…
