Floyd Mayweather talks like a clash with Ryan Garcia is already locked in, but booking an exhibition changes nothing about the massive financial hurdle standing Floyd Mayweather Says He’ll Fight Ryan Garcia After Tune-Up @ Boxing News 24…

Floyd Mayweather announced on social media that he intends to fight Ryan Garcia following a planned December 19 exhibition bout in Bangkok against Matty "The Jedi" Floyd, which he described as a tune-up. Garcia has reportedly sought a February 6 date, although no contracts, network backing, or formal financing have been finalized.
Boxing News 24 argues that major financial and regulatory obstacles remain, noting both fighters demand massive purses that may be difficult for broadcasters to guarantee. The outlet also highlights that sanctioning bodies like the WBC would face scrutiny if approving the 49-year-old retired Mayweather for a welterweight title bout.
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