Floyd Mayweather’s latest exhibition fight will be the first for the UK boxing icon as he takes on ‘The Money’ Aaron Chalmers on Saturday.
Mayweather, who turned 46 on Friday, retired from professional fighting in 2017 after defeating mixed martial arts star Conor McGregor 50-0, but the American has since competed in a series of exhibition bouts.
Last time, Mayweather stopped YouTuber Deji in the sixth round in November, and the next champion for the former multi-weight champion is Chalmers in London.
Chalmers is best known for starring in the reality series Newcastle Geordie beach, but the Briton continued to compete in MMA – where he has a record of 5-2 – and is 1-0 in professional boxing. Chalmers, 35, won his boxing debut on points in four rounds in June.
Here’s everything you need to know.
when is it?
Mayweather v Chalmers is set to take place on Saturday 26 February at the O2 Arena in London.
The main card is expected to start around 7:00 PM BST (11:00 AM PT, 1:00 PM ET, 2:00 PM ET), with the circuit walk to the main event around 10:30. p.m. GMT (2:30 p.m. PT, 4:30 p.m. ST, 5:30 p.m. ET).
How can I watch?
The event will be broadcast live on Zeus, which is a subscription-based streaming service.
full card
Floyd Mayweather vs. Aaron Chalmers (View)
Natalie Nunn vs Tommy Lee (To be confirmed)
Ulysses Diaz – Pure Cream (Kreuzweg)
J’Hon Ingram vs Meeks Kastelo (Lightweight)
Antonio Zepeda vs Christopher Lovejoy (Heavyweight)
Kevin Johnson – Mike Hales (Ultra Lightweight)
Sami Jo Loxton vs Hayley Baraklough (Heavyweight)
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