Mayweather’s planned fight with Zambidis is off - Report

Floyd Mayweather's highly anticipated exhibition boxing match against Greek kickboxing legend Mike Zambidis in Athens has been called off. The fight, scheduled for Saturday at the Telekon Center at the OAKA Olympic Complex, was reportedly canceled due to ongoing legal disputes involving Mayweather. Events company CSI, which is suing Mayweather for at least $4.65 million, sought an injunction to prevent the exhibition. CSI claims the uncertainty surrounding the event effectively halted all promotion and ticket sales. The attorney for Mayweather stated that the bout against the 45-year-old Zambidis, an 18-time world champion, could be rescheduled. Mayweather, 49, retired from professional boxing in 2017 with an undefeated 50-0 record. He has participated in exhibition bouts since, but other planned fights, including those against Mike Tyson and Manny Pacquiao, have faced significant uncertainty and cancellations.

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The Mayweather-Zambidis event will no longer proceed because uncertainty over its status “effectively stopped any promotion or distribution plans for the event and halted ticket sales.”