Interesting one, this. Would he still be a low reward fight, considering the risk, or has his stock risen enough that he'd be a big name in the 147 division? Following on from two consecutive loses, who do you see as a reasonable opponent? Would you jump straight back in there or have some sort of tune-up? Always find it interesting how good boxers react after back-to-back loses and wondering how Maidana will recover if he doesn't manage to pull off a huge shock against Mayweather.
We'll have to wait and see. But it really doesn't matter since he will be wealthy enough to live out his life comfortably with the money he has earned .
Yup.....$$$$$$ But he'll likely wanna stay in contention so he'll be fed to Thurman and properly disposed of. Then he'll be begging Khan for a rematch.:yep
So many options for maidana even if he loses. (Bradley, pacquiao, khan, matthysse, porter, brook, thurman.)
I think he'll go back, have a couple of confidence builder fights, then right back in the mix with Thurman/Porter...rematch with Broner even
To the bank of course what a worthless question. You know Marcos will lose again and after that he will go to the bank withdraw some of his millions take his family for vacation all over the world relax sip some mojitos and chill until its time for make money again.
Retire and raise his new kid. or seek a Pacquiao fight. Otherwise he is there to test fighters like Thurman etc.
Where ever he went after his losses to Khan and Alexander .. His career doesn't end because of a loss as history has proven!
Even if he loses, these two fights with Mayweather are good enough to give him global recognition everywhere. He's the first fighter to get two chances against Mayweather since Castillo in 2002. He's still going to get major fights after this. Expect to see him against the likes of Thurman, Porter, Brook...etc