Floyd Mayweather could take on Conor McGregor in the Octagon – as well as in a much-anticipated boxing rematch – for a world-record $1.5billion (£1.3bn) payday.
Money’s team is in talks with the UFC star’s team for a two-fight contract which will see the pair meet again in the boxing ring – followed by a second MMA fight, a source has claimed.
It would be the first time Mayweather, 45, has ever fought under MMA rules.
Both matches will be for official record and the undefeated champ is even willing to put his trademark TBE – The Best Ever – up for grabs, according to the insider.
The matches will take place in Abu Dhabi and Saudi Arabia in 2023 if the contracts are drawn up, they added.
Money’s protege Gervonta Davis, 27, and rival Ryan Garcia, 24, are set to be the undercard for the boxing event – with the source saying that Mayweather Promotions has already sent out a contract.
It comes after Floyd confirmed he was in talks to fight the Dubliner, 34, again last month.
“Floyd is now in talks to step over into Octagon if the money is right,” a source in Money’s camp told SunSport.
“They are now looking to sign a two-fight contract worth $1.5bn (£1.3bn).
“The plan is that one fight will take place in Abu Dhabi and the other in Saudi Arabia.
