By Robert Morales - Richard Schaefer, CEO of Golden Boy Promotions, said this week that if Floyd Mayweather Jr. were to come out of retirement, he could take over the title as pay-per-view champion that was vacated when Oscar De La Hoya recently retired.
Mayweather, of course, is presumably in negotiations to fight Golden Boy fighter Juan Manuel Marquez. Even if that does not materialize, there doesn't seem to be much doubt Mayweather will fight again. Of course, if he only comes out of retirement for a fight or two, he will never be able to come close to doing what De La Hoya did. We're talking 14.1 million pay-per-view buys that generated $696 million in revenue. [details]
Mayweather, of course, is presumably in negotiations to fight Golden Boy fighter Juan Manuel Marquez. Even if that does not materialize, there doesn't seem to be much doubt Mayweather will fight again. Of course, if he only comes out of retirement for a fight or two, he will never be able to come close to doing what De La Hoya did. We're talking 14.1 million pay-per-view buys that generated $696 million in revenue. [details]
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