The now former pound for pound king, who has been rumoured to be returning to the ring in 2017, showed off amazing skipping skills in the post, accompanied by the following inspirational message:
“Hard Work and Dedication. How far are you willing to push yourself to get to the top and stay at the top?”
In a recent interview with WBN, Amir Khan stated he’s heard rumours Mayweather is back in full-time training as the Briton eyes a possible shot at the 49-0 figurehead of the sport.
It’s been a year since Mayweather stepped into the ring to defeat Andre Berto and there’s no doubting the sport has missed it’s main ambassador.
Nicaraguan super-flyweight Roman Gonzalez has been crowned the number one in Mayweather’s absence, although has so much more to do to even come close to what the ‘Money’ man achieved.
