McGregor Manager Accuses Mayweather Of Avoiding Serious Duel For Fear Of Losing To The Notorious

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JAKARTA - Conor McGregor's manager accused Floyd Mayweather of choosing money over a serious fight.

Audi Attar, which manages The Notorious and boxer Manny Pacquiao, is trying to push Mayweather to take a serious challenge if he does come out of retirement.

"Floyd chose (to fight) YouTuber (Logan Paul) to get a lot of money. (Even though) Floyd could fight Manny Pacquiao in a rematch, (but) you don't see him doing that fight," Attar was quoted as saying by Marca, Friday.

"Floyd could (also) fight Conor McGregor in a rematch, (but) you (also) didn't see him taking that fight, but he chose Logan Paul. He picked the young Japanese fighter he fought before.

"I think that's what he's going to do, Floyd knows he's going to lose if he fights Manny Pacquiao or Conor McGregor."

McGregor has previously called for a rematch with Mayweather since losing to Money in his boxing debut. He is currently recovering from the broken leg he sustained at UFC 264.

Mayweather, in theory, has retired, but has returned to the ring several times for various exhibition fights that have brought him a lot of money.