FLOYD MONEY MAYWEATHER IS WORKING OUT AND TRAINING HARD FOR A RETURN TO BOXING

• Floyd Mayweather is capable of 40 minutes on pads, according to Devin Haney 
• The 43-year-old could make another comeback from retirement to fight again
• Protege Haney has been left impressed by how fit coach Mayweather remains

Floyd Mayweather remains fit enough to launch another comeback in the ring, according to rising lightweight star Devin Haney.

The 43-year-old, who won 15 titles across his 19-year, 50-fight unbeaten career, has been training his compatriot and current WBC lightweight champion at his boxing gym in Las Vegas.

And Haney, 21, has been left impressed by Mayweather's fitness amid growing speculation the veteran is preparing for another return to the sport three years after retiring for a second time.

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Floyd Mayweather's last fight was victory over Conor McGregor in Las Vegas in August 2017

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Mayweather's protege Devin haney believes his mentor remains fit enough to fight again

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The pair have struck up a close bond during sessions at Mayweather's boxing gym in Las Vegas

Could he come back? Of course': Floyd Mayweather is 'in shape' for a boxing return and can still do 40 minutes on the pads without a break, according to protege Devin Haney 

While denying any knowledge of a comeback, Haney told iFL TV: 'As of now we haven't spoken about that. I mean is he in shape to come back? Of course!

'You know we trained for so long, we go 30, 40 minutes on the pads straight.

'Is Floyd ready to come back, could he come back? Of course. I think just because of his IQ and how much IQ he has I think he could come back.

'Will he? I don't know.'