**Mike Tyson has admitted he doubts he will fight again but still wants to face Floyd Mayweather, despite their proposed exhibition falling apart earlier this year.** The 60-year-old former undisputed heavyweight champion told Piers Morgan that he would consider another…

Mike Tyson has stated that he still wants to fight Floyd Mayweather and remains confident he would win, despite expressing general doubt about returning to the ring at age 60. Speaking to Piers Morgan, the former undisputed heavyweight champion revealed he would consider fighting if offered the right price, specifically highlighting Mayweather as an opponent he remains eager to face.
The proposed exhibition between Tyson and Mayweather previously collapsed earlier in 2026 after failing to secure a confirmed date or venue. While Tyson noted the pair had discussed the idea casually after meeting, no formal negotiations or agreements are currently in place for the exhibition bout.
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