Floyd Mayweather was in attendance for the Final Four games last night at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. He was interviewed by CBS between the Louisville-Wichita State and Michigan-Syracuse games to promote his upcoming May 4 fight with Robert Guerrero. He recently signed a huge deal with Showtime for up to six fights over the next two and half years. At 36-years-old, Mayweather plans to hang up his golden gloves at the completion of the deal. Read more after the jump.
He was asked how long he planned to keep boxing and said 30 months.
When asked about facing Guerrero, Mayweather offered some praise of his opponent.
“Robert Guerrero, he’s solid. He’s a solid, tough competitor. He’s a very very busy fighter. He’s strong, he’s solid, and we’ll see what he brings to the table,” said Mayweather.
The undefeated champion would not divulge his gameplan, but he did cite his father’s advice.
“My dad truly believes the less you get hit, the longer you last in the sport. I’ve been able to last in the sport 17 years, which is a great thing.”
