If you are seeking confirmation that Mayweather really will hang up the gloves late this Saturday night after the expected 49th win of his fighting life, here is the key.
He cherishes his world champion’s unbeaten record - which is about to equal that of the legendary Rocky Marciano - but he values his well-being even more highly.
Mayweather has sometimes been accused of hand-picking opponents less likely to spoil his beautiful career but as he prepares to bow out against Andre Berto - nickname The Beast but here the under-dog - he says: ‘I’m not so worried about losing but I don’t want to have a shot mind.
‘My health is more important.
The first time Floyd Mayweather was asked if he had made enough money to retire he replied: ‘Bill Gates is still working.’
That was a couple of years ago.
Put the same question to Mr Money on the eve of his last fight and the only sportsman who has come remotely close to equalling the fortune amassed by Mr Microsoft answers: ‘Bill Gates’ job ain’t like mine.
Floyd Mayweather may be Mr Money but is choosing his health over rivalling Bill Gates' riches when he retires after Andre Berto bout, claiming 'I won’t miss anything'
*. Floyd Mayweathersays he values his health higher than his world titles
*.He said he could make more money, but wants 'to be able to talk and walk'
*.His legacy is 'not getting hit too much' and wants to bow out at the top
*.The 48-0 champion claims his fight against Andre Berto is his last ever
*.He faces Berto on Saturday at Las Vega's MGM Grand Garden Arena
*.Mayweather is pleased to Berto is confident: 'We want a good fight'
*.His life after boxing will include a quest to find the next Mayweather

Money bag nigga

Let's hope the whiteman doesn't find sneaky ways to bring him out of retirement.

After entertaining us for two decades, spending his whole life married to the sport and bringing recognition to the middleweight division it is right for him to retire whenever he wants.