Boxing News: Floyd Mayweather called out: “Where did boxing start from? Bare knuckle boxing”, that’s what Luis Palomino said to validate a potential fight between him and Floyd Mayweather. 42-year-old Palomino is 7-0 at BKFC and is currently the first and only two-weight world champion in the sport. For Combat News updates with InsideSport.IN
Luis Palomino is in the final years of his fighting career and has his intentions straight. That said, the BKFC double champion is also looking at UFC’s star names, including Nate Diaz, who is out of his UFC contract now.
Talking about his next move, Palomino said, “I am looking for the big money fights, you know. I am asking for Nate Diaz is right now out of a (UFC) contract. I know people are pulling him left and right, right now. I don’t know if we will be able to grab him. You know Nate Diaz, Chad Mendes that’s gonna give me that money fight.”
Meanwhile, Palomino took his final target on Floyd Mayweather and justified why he is the perfect matchup for 46-year-old Mayweather, who is facing YouTubers in exhibition fights.
Floyd Mayweather: ‘Glove boxing’ GOAT Mayweather called out by undefeated ‘GOAT’ Bare Knuckle boxer, Nate Diaz also in the list- “where did boxing start from?”
‘Baboon’ Luis Palomino continued, “The biggest one that I have in mind and I think it makes perfect sense would be Mayweather and I am not saying take off the gloves. I know he is not gonna do that but he is P4P, the GOAT of glove boxing and where did boxing start from? Bare knuckle boxing. I am the P4P, GOAT, the undefeated, double and only two weight champion.”
Floyd Mayweather is getting callouts from everywhere
Besides Palomino, Manny Pacquiao has also teased his interest in re-matching Floyd Mayweather. After an exhibition showdown against DK YOO, Manny Pacquiao said that Mayweather is scared to face him again. The two collided as professionals in 2015 and generated the biggest PPV fight in combat sports history.
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Floyd Mayweather vanquished Manny Pacquiao to retain his undefeated record. ‘Money’ then beat Andre Berto and Conor McGregor to amass a 50-0 record and retire. However, he is actively participating in exhibitions and has already fought Tenshin Nasukawa, Logan Paul, Don Moore, Mikuru Asakura, and Deji since his professional retirement. Hence, the ‘Money’ show is far from being over.
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