Floyd Mayweather accuses Conor McGregor of stealing ‘my whole swag,’ leaves door open for rematch
📍 How it ended
By the end of the day, Mayweather reiterated his belief that a rematch with McGregor could still happen despite Dana White’s lack of interest, while also disclosing a large guaranteed purse for a Pacquiao rematch and indicating he was targeting another former opponent. He accused McGregor of stealing his “whole swag” and left the possibility of a bout open, but no further developments were reported.
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
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