By Mitch Abramson - Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s dalliance with possibly fighting in New York is starting to look like more than just simple teasing.
Whereas in the past he's expressed token interest in possibly fighting in New York, now he's actually taking concrete actions to make it happen if he so chooses.
Mayweather’s request for a promoter’s license in the state was approved by the New York State Athletic Commission, setting up a scenario in which Mayweather could possibly fight in New York- an interesting turn of events to say the least.
Mayweather plans to self-promote his next bout, scheduled for Sept. 13 and for someone who’s accustomed to fighting in Las Vegas, getting a license to promote in New York will likely jump-start speculation he may fight here as well.
A spokesman for the state commission said in an Email on Thursday that Mayweather Promotions “has now been licensed” to promote in New York after submitting an application.
No date has been offered to the commission for when the company intends to stage a show, however.
As a result, Mayweather’s purpose for getting a license remains unclear- for the moment. [Click Here To Read More]
Whereas in the past he's expressed token interest in possibly fighting in New York, now he's actually taking concrete actions to make it happen if he so chooses.
Mayweather’s request for a promoter’s license in the state was approved by the New York State Athletic Commission, setting up a scenario in which Mayweather could possibly fight in New York- an interesting turn of events to say the least.
Mayweather plans to self-promote his next bout, scheduled for Sept. 13 and for someone who’s accustomed to fighting in Las Vegas, getting a license to promote in New York will likely jump-start speculation he may fight here as well.
A spokesman for the state commission said in an Email on Thursday that Mayweather Promotions “has now been licensed” to promote in New York after submitting an application.
No date has been offered to the commission for when the company intends to stage a show, however.
As a result, Mayweather’s purpose for getting a license remains unclear- for the moment. [Click Here To Read More]
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