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Floyd Mayweather will take on his former sparring partner this weekend in Dubai.
Floyd Mayweather is not done with exhibition fights. He will step into the ring once again to take on his former sparring partner Don Moore in an exhibition bout on Saturday. The match will take place at the Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
This will be Mayweather’s third exhibition fight following his retirement. The 45-year-old took to Instagram to share the details of the event. The fight can be purchased on FITE for $29.99. LIVEnow will also produce the fight for $14.99. Anderson Silva will also compete in an exhibition fight with Bruno Machado prior to the main event.
“Dubai, come see me Saturday May 14th at The Burj Al Arab. If you cannot, tune in to LIVENOW.com”
Floyd Mayweather last competed on a consistent basis back in 2015 when he defeated both Manny Pacquiao and Andre Berto. These victories raised Mayweather’s career record to 49-0. In 2017, Mayweather returned for one final official fight against Conor McGregor. This bout earned both fighters a massive payday and a TKO victory was Mayweather’s 50th of his career.
Following his retirement, Mayweather took on kickboxer Teshin Nasukawa in 2018. This was another TKO victory. In 2021, Mayweather stepped in the ring with Logan Paul in Miami. This fight went the distance but was not score officially. A winner was not declared in the end.
Don Moore is Mayweather’s former sparring partner. He competed in boxing from 1999-2016. His final fight came against DeShaun Williams, which was a knockout victory. He finished his career with a record of 18-0-1 with 12 victories via knockout.
Floyd Mayweather vs. Don Moore Details
When: Saturday, May 14
Where: Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Time: 2 P.M. ET, Main Event: 5 P.M. ET
How To Watch: FITE.tv and LIVEnow
Fight Card
Floyd Mayweather vs. Don Moore (Exhibition)
Anderson Silva vs. Bruno Machado (Exhibition)
Badou Jack vs. Hany Atiyo
WBC Super Featherweight Title Match – Delfine Persoon vs. Elhem Mekhaled
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Floyd Mayweather will take on his former sparring partner this weekend in Dubai.
Floyd Mayweather is not done with exhibition fights. He will step into the ring once again to take on his former sparring partner Don Moore in an exhibition bout on Saturday. The match will take place at the Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
This will be Mayweather’s third exhibition fight following his retirement. The 45-year-old took to Instagram to share the details of the event. The fight can be purchased on FITE for $29.99. LIVEnow will also produce the fight for $14.99. Anderson Silva will also compete in an exhibition fight with Bruno Machado prior to the main event.
“Dubai, come see me Saturday May 14th at The Burj Al Arab. If you cannot, tune in to LIVENOW.com”
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Floyd Mayweather last competed on a consistent basis back in 2015 when he defeated both Manny Pacquiao and Andre Berto. These victories raised Mayweather’s career record to 49-0. In 2017, Mayweather returned for one final official fight against Conor McGregor. This bout earned both fighters a massive payday and a TKO victory was Mayweather’s 50th of his career.
Following his retirement, Mayweather took on kickboxer Teshin Nasukawa in 2018. This was another TKO victory. In 2021, Mayweather stepped in the ring with Logan Paul in Miami. This fight went the distance but was not score officially. A winner was not declared in the end.
Don Moore is Mayweather’s former sparring partner. He competed in boxing from 1999-2016. His final fight came against DeShaun Williams, which was a knockout victory. He finished his career with a record of 18-0-1 with 12 victories via knockout.
Floyd Mayweather vs. Don Moore Details
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Floyd Mayweather is not done with exhibition fights. He will step into the ring once again to take on his former sparring partner Don Moore in an exhibition bout on Saturday. The match will take place at the Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
This will be Mayweather’s third exhibition fight following his retirement. The 45-year-old took to Instagram to share the details of the event. The fight can be purchased on FITE for $29.99. LIVEnow will also produce the fight for $14.99. Anderson Silva will also compete in an exhibition fight with Bruno Machado prior to the main event.
“Dubai, come see me Saturday May 14th at The Burj Al Arab. If you cannot, tune in to LIVENOW.com”
Floyd Mayweather last competed on a consistent basis back in 2015 when he defeated both Manny Pacquiao and Andre Berto. These victories raised Mayweather’s career record to 49-0. In 2017, Mayweather returned for one final official fight against Conor McGregor. This bout earned both fighters a massive payday and a TKO victory was Mayweather’s 50th of his career.
Following his retirement, Mayweather took on kickboxer Teshin Nasukawa in 2018. This was another TKO victory. In 2021, Mayweather stepped in the ring with Logan Paul in Miami. This fight went the distance but was not score officially. A winner was not declared in the end.
Don Moore is Mayweather’s former sparring partner. He competed in boxing from 1999-2016. His final fight came against DeShaun Williams, which was a knockout victory. He finished his career with a record of 18-0-1 with 12 victories via knockout.
Floyd Mayweather vs. Don Moore Details
When: Saturday, May 14
Where: Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Time: 2 P.M. ET, Main Event: 5 P.M. ET
How To Watch: FITE.tv and LIVEnow
Fight Card
Floyd Mayweather vs. Don Moore (Exhibition)
Anderson Silva vs. Bruno Machado (Exhibition)
Badou Jack vs. Hany Atiyo
WBC Super Featherweight Title Match – Delfine Persoon vs. Elhem Mekhaled
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Floyd Mayweather will take on his former sparring partner this weekend in Dubai.
Floyd Mayweather is not done with exhibition fights. He will step into the ring once again to take on his former sparring partner Don Moore in an exhibition bout on Saturday. The match will take place at the Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
This will be Mayweather’s third exhibition fight following his retirement. The 45-year-old took to Instagram to share the details of the event. The fight can be purchased on FITE for $29.99. LIVEnow will also produce the fight for $14.99. Anderson Silva will also compete in an exhibition fight with Bruno Machado prior to the main event.
“Dubai, come see me Saturday May 14th at The Burj Al Arab. If you cannot, tune in to LIVENOW.com”
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Floyd Mayweather last competed on a consistent basis back in 2015 when he defeated both Manny Pacquiao and Andre Berto. These victories raised Mayweather’s career record to 49-0. In 2017, Mayweather returned for one final official fight against Conor McGregor. This bout earned both fighters a massive payday and a TKO victory was Mayweather’s 50th of his career.
Following his retirement, Mayweather took on kickboxer Teshin Nasukawa in 2018. This was another TKO victory. In 2021, Mayweather stepped in the ring with Logan Paul in Miami. This fight went the distance but was not score officially. A winner was not declared in the end.
Don Moore is Mayweather’s former sparring partner. He competed in boxing from 1999-2016. His final fight came against DeShaun Williams, which was a knockout victory. He finished his career with a record of 18-0-1 with 12 victories via knockout.
Floyd Mayweather vs. Don Moore Details
- When: Saturday, May 14
- Where: Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- Time: 2 P.M. ET, Main Event: 5 P.M. ET
- How To Watch: FITE.tv and LIVEnow
- Floyd Mayweather vs. Don Moore (Exhibition)
- Anderson Silva vs. Bruno Machado (Exhibition)
- Badou Jack vs. Hany Atiyo
- WBC Super Featherweight Title Match – Delfine Persoon vs. Elhem Mekhaled
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