Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao 2 is prone to collapsing today as deadline is about

Floyd Mayweather has been given 24 hours to save lots of his money-spinning return to boxing.

The 50-0 ring legend hasn’t fought professionally since stopping UFC superstar Conor McGregor in August 2017.

Since then, Floyd Mayweather has made money by facing the likes of Logan Paul in exhibition bouts.

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Why Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao 2 is in danger

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao placed on essentially the most financially successful fight of all time in 2015.

In February, it was announced that the old rivals would run it back as professionals for Netflix.

Mayweather vs. Pacquiao 2 is imagined to happen on the Las Vegas Sphere on September 19.

Nevertheless, the fight is currently unsure because Mayweather publicly claimed it’s an exhibition.

Greater than two weeks later, Pacquiao is running out of patience and has set a 24-hour deadline.

“That’s not what we signed,” boxing’s only eight-weight world champion told Contained in the Ring.

“We signed an actual fight. He’s got his event, he’s announcing this exhibition, blah, blah, blah.

“I feel he’s frightened of losing, because that’s his leverage to go around and have exhibitions. If that record was ruined, what else can he leverage?

“For me, he cannot get out of this contract. He’ll face quite a lot of consequences if he fails this commitment.”

The CEO of Manny Pacquiao Promotions, Jas Mathur, says April 14 is the deadline to sort out a cope with Mayweather.

“Tomorrow [is the deadline],” he added. “14th. End of business day.

“We’re getting ahead. So long as he’s got smart people around him that may see the dimensions of the chance, then they will make him quite a lot of money. More cash than he’s made within the last five years.

“All I can say is we’re making headway on it, there’s a contract in place, and I feel higher sense will prevail here. I hope it’ll.”