Undefeated boxing legend Floyd Mayweather is known for his elite defensive skills, lightning-fast hands, and a perfect 50-0 professional record. After an early retirement in August 2017 following his win over Conor McGregor, Mayweather might be preparing for a possible professional comeback in the summer of 2026.

After a nine-year hiatus, Mayweather is finally set to make a possible comeback. An Instagram post shared by @ringmagazine on July 4, 2026, highlighted a training clip of Mayweather. In the video, Mayweather trains intensely, showing off his trademark hand speed. His crisp combinations and lightning-fast reflexes reflect his intense training and brilliant abilities.

The Instagram video, captioned “Floyd Mayweather on his star power ahead of his comeback 👀Do you agree with him? 🤔” quickly gained traction online.

With over 22.4K likes and over 2.7K comments, fans eagerly await his anticipated comeback, speculated to be in Athens. Mayweather had been vocal about retiring after setting a perfect record of 50-0, saying he had ‘nothing left to prove in the sport of boxing.

"This is my last fight, ladies and gentlemen. For sure, this is my last fight," he said, as per ESPN, prior to his fight with McGregor back in 2017.

According to Sky Sports, he also claimed to believe that his career was officially over, as he felt that he was in good health and financially secure. As per records, he made over $700 million during his career and was satisfied with where he was in life.

Mayweather’s relentless discipline and training routines created the foundation of his unmatched career.

How Floyd Mayweather trained for an unbeaten career

Mayweather’s boxing skills, speed, and agility are unmatched. Many professional boxers and fans often claim that he might be one of the greatest boxers in history. To understand his impressive skills, you have to take a look at his intense training routine.

As per Dr. Workout, Mayweather had a 40-round workout routine that prepared him for any situation in the ring. His workouts consisted of-

• Shadow boxing
• Hand pad work
• Body pad work
• Heavy bag drills
• Speed bag drills
• Jump rope
• Weighted jump rope
• Weighted shadow boxing
• Weighted neck exercises
• Abs workout
• Push-ups

He performed these workouts multiple times, giving him the competitive edge that made him the best.

Do you think Mayweather’s workout routine is too intense and that most athletes would not be able to complete the circuit?

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Written by

Avantika Das

Edited by

Zaid Quraishi