CONOR McGREGOR was not impressed with Floyd Mayweather’s exhibition with John Gotti III – but is still open to a rematch.
Mayweather officially retired from boxing in 2017 after beating McGregor in ten rounds of their crossover blockbuster.
But the American has continued to box in exhibition bouts since, most recently against the grandson of notorious mob boss John Gotti.
Although it ended in chaos after Gotti was disqualified and then tried to attack Mayweather in the ring, resulting in a mass brawl.
McGregor – who has not boxed since the loss six years ago – was left more entertained by the post-fight scrap.
He told TMZ Sports: “I wasn’t that impressed to be honest with you. I wasn’t impressed. Would have a go off him, if he wants.
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“I dunno what he’s at. There’s no meaning behind it, he’s just here and there, there’s no meaning behind the bouts.
“There was nothing to it. I enjoyed the brawl afterwards more than the actual bout.”
Mayweather, 46, was largely dominating before the fight was abandoned in round six by referee Kenny Bayless.
But Gotti, 30, was having none of it and went after the boxing legend, causing mayhem in the ring.
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The Florida State Athletic Commission have now banned the MMA fighter-turned boxer for six months.
A statement read: “The DBPR Florida Athletic Commission took immediate action the evening of Sunday, June 11, and suspended John Gotti III for six months.”
Breaking his silence, Gotti branded Mayweather a “punk” and “enemy for life” following the mass melee.
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
