Mayweather, Tyson Agree Exhibition Fight Spring 2026

Boxing legends Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather Jr. have agreed to an exhibition match set for spring 2026, though details such as the exact date, location, and fight conditions remain unconfirmed. Tyson, 59, recently returned to the ring in 2024 but lost to Jake Paul, while Mayweather, 48, retired from professional boxing in 2017 but has participated in several exhibitions since. The fight promises to be a highly anticipated spectacle despite the significant age and weight differences, and will not affect either fighter’s professional record. Tyson expressed surprise that Mayweather agreed to the bout, warning it could be detrimental to Mayweather’s health, while Mayweather emphasized his undefeated legacy and promised a legendary event for fans. The fight is expected to generate significant revenue and global attention, with speculation about a potential international venue like Saudi Arabia. Critics have already voiced skepticism, but the event is confirmed and will be promoted by CSI Sports alongside Mayweather and Tyson’s promotional teams.