Is it really his last fight?

[Primo Carnera]

I haven't heard him talk about a 50th fight. This is his last fight, definitely. After signing off his contract with the Berto fight, if the TV people wanted to get him back in the ring they would have to offer him Crazy money. And if they offer him crazy money, they will insist on him taking on an epic challenge.
At Floyd's age, he doesn't want it anymore, and who can blame him.
The only possible way we'll see Floyd back in a ring is if he spends everything, which is virtually impossible. Also, that would take years to do and he would be too old, it would be too late.
This is the real world, it ain't no Rocky movie.

[IamInuit]

No. Not a chance in hell.

[beenKOed]

I haven't heard him talk about a 50th fight. This is his last fight, definitely. After signing off his contract with the Berto fight, if the TV people wanted to get him back in the ring they would have to offer him Crazy money. And if they offer him crazy money, they will insist on him taking on an epic challenge.
At Floyd's age, he doesn't want it anymore, and who can blame him.
The only possible way we'll see Floyd back in a ring is if he spends everything, which is virtually impossible. Also, that would take years to do and he would be too old, it would be too late.
This is the real world, it ain't no Rocky movie.

Sir, you are living in dreamland, Floyd is all about his legacy. He wants to be what Marciano has been for years, a boxing superhero! He's just a couple of fights away, he might go to 51 or 52-0. All this BS that Floyd Sr. has been passing out about Floyd getting tired of boxing is from Floyd being a prima donna and wanting his public to beg him to go for it. Floyd is actually comical and pathetic at times, he acts like a spoiled child.
I'm not saying he isn't a great fighter or that he hasn't done great thing in boxing but he is also that spoiled kid running around in short pants slapping all the girls because they are getting more attention than him.