A rematch between Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor under the Zuffa Boxing banner is being predicted for 2027. The projection comes as McGregor's future in combat sports is under discussion following his UFC 329 injury.
Reports are circulating that Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor could meet in a second boxing match under the Zuffa Boxing banner, with 2027 being floated as a potential target year. The projection, which remains unconfirmed, comes amid wider discussion about McGregor's future in combat sports following an injury sustained at UFC 329.
McGregor, 37, carries a mixed martial arts record of 22 wins and 7 losses and competes out of SBG Ireland. The southpaw stands five-foot-nine with a 74-inch reach and has built his reputation in large part on sharp, high-volume striking. He lands 5.27 significant strikes per minute at a 49 percent accuracy rate, numbers that made him one of the most watchable strikers in the sport during his prime UFC run. His path back to competition has been a subject of considerable speculation since the UFC 329 injury.
Why it matters
- A second Mayweather-McGregor event under Zuffa Boxing would be one of the highest-profile crossover boxing cards in the promotion's young history
- McGregor's status as a combat sports draw remains significant despite his recent injury and MMA record, and any return fight would attract global attention
- The unconfirmed nature of this report means divisional or contractual implications for McGregor inside the UFC octagon remain unclear for now
No verified data for Mayweather is available in this report, and no official statements from either fighter or Zuffa Boxing have been confirmed regarding the bout. The projection should be treated as speculation until formal announcements are made by the parties involved.
