Floyd Mayweather plans career move after Conor McGregor fight
Scott Gleeson
What does Floyd Mayweather have planned after he fights Conor McGregor on Aug. 26 and cashes in another enormous paycheck?
The boxer is launching a global business venture, Mayweather Boxing & Fitness, which will provide fitness programs in neighborhoods around the world, including traditionally underserved areas.
"Our fitness experience will have programs for kids, parents and aspiring athletes — anyone who's looking to put energy into something positive," Mayweather said in a statement.
The training programs will be based on Mayweather's workouts. The first gym will open in November in Southern California, and the plan is to eventually expand internationally.
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In addition to the gyms, Mayweather Boxing & Fitness will also feature a mobile app and virtual reality experience in which Mayweather will reveal his training and fitness methods.
