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Check out the fight times for Floyd Mayweather vs John Gotti III this Saturday, Aug 24 at the Arena CDMX for countries such as the United States, México, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Ireland and New Zealand.

US boxers Floyd Mayweather Jr. (R) and John Gutti III (L) look at each other during the weighing ceremony for their upcoming exhibition in Mexico City on August 23, 2024. Mayweather Jr. and Gotti III will face each other in an exhibition fight in Mexico on August 24, 2024. (Photo by ALFREDO ESTRELLA / AFP)
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If you want to know the start time of the Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs John Gotti III fight, you have come to the right place. In this article I will give you the information about the schedules in different countries around the world to watch the exhibition fight between the undefeated former champion (50) against the mixed martial arts fighter. Here you will get the ring exit times and the estimated start time of the main event.

The fight between Mayweather Jr. and Gotti III will have 8 rounds and will take place on Saturday, Aug 24 from the Arena CDMX in Mexico City.

“I know we will have a full house, I’ve done it a million times,” proclaimed Mayweather, who finished his 20-year career and 50 professional fights undefeated.

The fight is scheduled for eight rounds of two minutes each, without judges.

Floyd Mayweather fame transcends all borders and many boxing fans enjoy his fights. For this reason, we will tell you all the schedules so that you can see it in countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Puerto Rico, among others.

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What time does Mayweather vs Gotti live coverage start?

  • In the US, live coverage of the Mayweather vs Gotti III fight starts at 7:45pm ET / 6:45pm CT / 5:45pm MT / 4:45pm PT on Saturday, Aug 24.
  • In the Canada, live coverage starts at 7:45pm ET / 6:45pm CT / 5:45pm MT / 4:45pm PT on Saturday, Aug 24.
  • In the Mexico, Costa Rica, Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador and Nicaragua, live coverage starts at 5:45pm CST.
  • In the UK, live coverage starts at 12:45am BST on Sunday, Aug 25; and in Australia, the buildup gets underway at 9:45am AEST.
    • In the Peru, Colombia, Panama and Ecuador, live coverage starts at 6:45pm PET, COT, ECT and EST.
    • In the Venezuela, Bolivia, Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico, live coverage starts at 7:45pm VET, BOT and AEST.
    • In the Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay and Brazil, live coverage starts at 8:45pm ART, CLST, UYT, PYT and BRT.
    • In the Spain, France, Germany and Italy, live coverage starts at 1:45am CEST.
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  • Here are the Mayweather vs Gotti times around the world

    • 4:45pm PDT – Pacific Daylight Time
    • 5:45pm CST – Mexico City, Mexico
    • 5:45pm MDT – Mountain Daylight Time
    • 6:45pm CDT – Central Daylight Time
    • 6:45pm COT – Bogota, Colombia
    • 6:45pm PET – Lima, Peru
    • 7:45pm EDT – Estern Daylight Time
    • 7:45pm AEST – Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
    • 7:45pm AEST – San Juan, Puerto Rico
    • 8:45pm CLST – Santiago, Chile
    • 8:45pm ART – Buenos Aires, Argentina
    • 8:45pm BRT – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
    • 12:45am BST – United Kingdom (Sun, Aug 25)
    • 1:45am CEST – Central Europe (Sun, Aug 25)
    • 2:45am SAST – South Africa (Sun, Aug 25)
    • 4:45am GST – Dubai, UAE (Sun, Aug 25)
    • 5.45am IST – New Delhi, India (Sun, Aug 25)
    • 7:45am WIB – Jakarta, Indonesia (Sun, Aug 25)
    • 7:45am CST – Beijing, China (Sun, Aug 25)
    • 9:45am AEST – Australia (Sun, Aug 25)
    • 11:45am NZST – New Zealand (Sun, Aug 25)

    What time does the walk through the ring between Mayweather and Gotti begin?

    The traditional walk to the Arena CDMX ring between Mayweather and Gotti III will begin around 0:45pm ET. Here I share the different schedules in the world:

    • 8:06pm PDT – Pacific Daylight Time
    • 9:06pm MDT – Mountain Daylight Time
    • 9:06pm CST – Mexico City, Mexico
    • 10:06pm CDT – Central Daylight Time
    • 11:06pm EDT – Eastern Daylight Time
    • 11:06pm AEST – Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
    • 11:06pm AEST – San Juan, Puerto Rico
    • 12:06am BRT – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Sun, Aug 25)
    • 4:06am BST – United Kingdom (Sun, Aug 25)
    • 5:06am CEST – Central Europe (Sun, Aug 25)
    • 5:06am SAST – South Africa (Sun, Aug 25)
    • 7:06am GST – Dubai, UAE (Sun, Aug 25)
    • 8.06am IST – New Delhi, India (Sun, Aug 25)
    • 10:06am WIB – Jakarta, Indonesia (Sun, Aug 25)
    • 11:06am CST – Beijing, China (Sun, Aug 25)
    • 1:06pm AEST – Australia (Sun, Aug 25)
    • 3:06pm NZST – New Zealand (Sun, Aug 25)

    What time does the Mayweather vs Gotti III fight end?

    Depending on the development of the fight and the duration of each of the rounds, the fight between Mayweather and Gotti will end a little after 12:45 am EDT / 11:45pm CDT / 10:45pm MDT / 5:45am BST / 2:45 pm AEST.

    Mayweather vs Gotti III Full Card

    • Floyd Mayweather vs. John Gotti III
    • Victor Ortiz vs. Rodrigo Damian Coria; Exhibition
    • Alan David Picasso vs. Azat Hovhannisyan: super bantamweight
    • Luis Rodriguez vs. Cesar Vaca; super middleweight
    • Aaron Silva vs. Alfonso Flores; Super middleweight
    • Silvia Torres vs. Cecilia Rodriguez; women’s light flyweight

    Where to watch the Mayweather vs. Gotti III fight?

    In the United States, the fight can be seen through DAZN PPV (costs $89.99)

    In Mexico, it can be seen through Azteca 7, TV Azteca and FOX Sports Premium.

    Floyd Mayweather vs. John Gotti III – full list of DAZN PPV regions and prices

    Here’s where the card will be available on DAZN PPV – and how much it is in your country:

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John Gotti III says he didn’t care if he never saw Floyd Mayweather ever again.

But when the rematch was presented, it was an easy yes.

The Mayweather vs. Gotti 1 exhibition bout in June 2023 ended in controversy and pandemonium. Gotti was disqualified in Round 6 for frequent fouls – and that’s when a big in-ring melee broke out between the teams.

“As a fighter, emotions and tensions are running high,” Gotti recently told MMA Junkie. “The fight became very personal very early. Floyd became his verbal assault, and physical, right from the opening bell. I wasn’t going to lay down and show my belly for anybody. If I had submitted, I think Kenny Bayless would’ve been OK with it. But I’m not going to take anybody’s stuff. When I started verbally attacking him back, it became a problem. I think the hypocrisy there is a little confusing to me.”

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What happened, happened. Eventually, heads cooled, at least enough to revisit doing business with one another. Mayweather, 47, and Gotti, 31, agreed to rematch, but it took over a year to get a finalized date on the books.

The exhibition rematch takes place Saturday at Arena CDMX in Mexico City. While Gotti doesn’t take what Mayweather yapped in the ring as anything beyond gamesmanship, there is unfinished business.

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“The fight was unfinished. I think the fight was just getting good to be honest. The fifth and sixth rounds were the most interesting rounds of the fight. I was perplexed why they stopped the fight, to be honest with you. … The fight was just getting interesting. I was starting to feel good and I was getting settled in. Floyd punched himself out, whether he liked it or not. His output was almost gone at that point. He was throwing just jabs in the fifth and sixth round. He thought he was going to come in there and knock me out. He thought I was going to lay down and he thought wrong.”

Gotti wishes the Mayweather fight was professional and not exhibition. But at 50-0, Mayweather seems content not risking the zero during the twilight of his career, Exhibition or not, Gotti thinks a win over Mayweather would be historic.

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“People are still going to watch the fight,” Gotti said. “They’re still going to judge the rounds of the fight. If I go in there and win some rounds on him and look good doing it on him convincingly, he’ll be leaving an impression on people. So it’s important. Floyd definitely treats it like a pro fight. I’ve never seen Floyd more determined and aggressive in any fight in his entire career.”

The grandson of the infamous gangster who sported the same name, he first appeared on the combat sports radar in MMA. After five straight wins to kick off his pro career, Gotti lost for the first time in October 2020. He then pivoted to pro boxing, where he went 2-0.

Saturday’s match will tell Gotti which career path he should go down.

“I think this fight is going to be very telling of my future,” Gotti said. “I’m going to wait and see how this fight plays out. If all goes well, I’m sure proper opportunities will come up in boxing. I’m definitely open to coming back to MMA at some point. I’m not ever going to leave on a loss. I’ll at least try to come back to MMA and finish my career on a win. My last fight didn’t go as planned. This came into our hands, the Floyd Mayweather fight. So listen, we take it one fight at a time.”

Oscar De La Hoya was, at one stage, the biggest star in the sport.

‘The Golden Boy’s Olympic success saw his pro career off to a good start and he went 31 fights undefeated until being served his first loss by Felix Trinidad. The only other men to beat him in a 45 fight campaign were Shane Mosley, Bernard Hopkins, Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao – the two men who would take over as faces of the sport.

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n a recent interview with Club Shay Shay, De La Hoya dismissed the idea that Mayweather, known for his elite defence, couldn’t hit hard. Whilst doing so, he said that he wasn’t hurt in his final two stoppage losses.

Oh he has power. He has power. I mean he didn’t hurt me, but he has a lot of power. I have a good chin. Pacquiao didn’t hurt me. Bernard [Hopkins] didn’t hurt me, I mean he caught me with that body shot. I have a good chin, but Floyd does have power.”

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De La Hoya was stopped to the body by 39-year-old Hopkins in the ninth, lost a split decision over twelve to Mayweather and retired in his corner against ‘PacMan’ in what would be his final bout.

 

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On the Combat Podcast, the fighter-turned-promoter said, perhaps surprisingly, that he rated the power of Mayweather and Pacquiao – who fought in 2015 with the American taking on the cards – the same

“I’d have say they were about the same … It’s funny, because I didn’t feel Pacquiao’s punch, it didn’t do anything to me, maybe it’s because Pacquiao was coming up in weight, I believe that was his first fight at welterweight so I didn’t really feel his punch. With him it was more of an accumulation, you know, but I would say about the same, they punch the same.”

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As to who hit him hardest, De La Hoya has always given that honour to Ike Quartey, a man whose punches he says ‘felt like bricks.’

 

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Whilst Hopkins is now promotional partners with De La Hoya and Mayweather does the same as well as the rounds on the exhibition circuit, Pacquiao is now considering taking that a step further to return at the age of 45 and battle for a welterweight world title.

Floyd Mayweatherand Manny Pacquiao could be set to rematch their famous 2015 fight that raked in half a billion dollars but there is one key factor left to be decided as it all depends on a Japanese MMA promotion.

Despite the pair officially calling time on their careers in 2017 and 2021, they continue to scrap it out in boxing rings around the world in exhibition contests and now they could be set to meet again at their ages of 47 for Mayweather and 45 for Pacquiao.

“I wouldn’t be surprised if anything happens these days, so the possibility is still there,” Rizin promoter, Nobuyuki Sakakibara, told SunSport. “We still have a good relationship with Floyd but he’s not thinking of coming back to real competitive fights.

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“I understand that there isn’t no interest from his side on the rematch in non-official bout, and Manny is interested. So it all comes down to the timing. And when everything aligns perfectly, I’m sure that rematch will happen.”

The Filipino is contracted to Rizin and the promotion previously had a relationship with his potential rival, who won two knockout victories against opponents when he worked for them too, making them a key player in a possible deal with an already-established rapport.

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao could be set to rematch their famous 2015 fight that raked in half a billion dollars but there is one key factor left to be decided as it all depends on a Japanese MMA promotion.

Despite the pair officially calling time on their careers in 2017 and 2021, they continue to scrap it out in boxing rings around the world in exhibition contests and now tFloyd Mayweather’s second luxury jet: Inside Air Mayweather 2hey could be set to meet again at their ages of 47 for Mayweather and 45 for Pacquiao

“I wouldn’t be surprised if anything happens these days, so the possibility is still there,” Rizin promoter, Nobuyuki Sakakibara, told SunSport. “We still have a good relationship with Floyd but he’s not thinking of coming back to real competitive fights.

“I understand that there isn’t no interest from his side on the rematch in non-official bout, and Manny is interested. So it all comes down to the timing. And when everything aligns perfectly, I’m sure that rematch will happen.”

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The Filipino is contracted to Rizin and the promotion previously had a relationship with his potential rival, who won two knockout victories against opponents when he worked for them too, making them a key player in a possible deal with an already-established rapport.

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Pacquiao and his team have been discussing a rematch with Money Mayweather since 2023 but nothing has yet materialized and as a result, Mayweather will fight John Gotti III on August 23 instead.

Meanwhile, Pacquiao will take on an ex-kickboxing champion, Rukiya Anpo, in Tokyo but a shot at a return to professional boxing could be on the horizon for the legendary fighter too as the WBC is reported to have given him a chance to face Marrio Barrios.

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“Depending on the result and his performance in his upcoming fight on July 28th, we need to assess the market to see if his return would make sense,” Sakakibara added. “This is a single bout agreement so if we were to have him back, we need to make sure there is a demand in the market.

“If we can create momentum and anticipation together – since Manny himself is still wanting to have competitive fights – he’s not thinking that this is his last fight.

“So, if things turn out right, there is a good possibility where there could be more Manny Pacquiao fights in Rizin.”

Floyd Mayweather may be one of the best fighters of all time with no losses to his record, but he is not above the court of public opinion as fans slammed his workout on the bag as he gears up to fight John Gotti III on August 23.

Mayweather officially retired from professional boxing in 2017 but seven years later, the 47-year-old continues to step into the ring in a series of exhibition bouts showing that he can never truly get away from the game.

And perhaps that’s why he still looks so fluid, fast and natural although some fans were not particularly impressed with his efforts as they took to X.com, formerly Twitter, to criticize the fighter.

“Couldn’t destroy a real fighter in his prime,” one user wrote in the comments of Boxing Kingdom’s post.

“He never destroys the heavy bag! He’s punching the bag like a lightweight,” added another.

“Even in Floyd’s prime on his best day ever, he never destroyed no heavy bag,” said a third.

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With the feud continuing on in the subsequent 12 months, it will be interesting to see how proceedings play out at the Arena CDMX and tickets are still on sale for the bout ranging between $76 to $23,280 according to StubHub.

The fight can be watched live on DAZN, who hold the broadcast and streaming rights around the entire world.

Mayweather officially retired from professional boxing in 2017 but seven years later, the 47-year-old continues to step into the ring in a series of exhibition bouts showing that he can never truly get away from the game.

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Mayweather steps into the ring on August 23 to fight John Gotti III in Mexico City in his latest post-retirement fight in a rematch of their June 13, 2023 clash that prematurely ended in a brawl.

The flash point came when the referee waved off the fight after six rounds following Mayweather domination, although Gotti III got licks in too, enraging the latter. He then tried to attack Money and his team after the bell in Florida.

With the feud continuing on in the subsequent 12 months, it will be interesting to see how proceedings play out at the Arena CDMX and tickets are still on sale for the bout ranging between $76 to $23,280 according to StubHub.

The fight can be watched live on DAZN, who hold the broadcast and streaming rights around the entire world.

Gervonta Davis’ co- trainer, Kenny Ellis, recently called out Floyd Mayweather on social media. He believes Davis, nicknamed “Tank,” has the skills to crack Mayweather’s famous defensive technique, the shoulder roll. Davis and Mayweather go way back. Mayweather mentored Davis early in his career, but their relationship soured after Davis left Mayweather Promotions in 2022.

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“Gervonta Davis can decode the shouder roll. If Floyd can fight another exhibition he can fight another [professional] fight. If he’s [as] great as he says he is let’s stop spinning the fans – Gervonta vs. Floyd,” said Ellis on Intagram.

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Floyd Mayweather saw immense potential in Gervonta Davis when they first joined forces. “Uh, no I asked [was] what [Floyd] for the whole summer before I signed with him you know before I even you know signed anything on paper he already bought me cars, he bought me jewelry, and things like that,” said Davis in an interview once.

This potential fight has a lot of intrigue for fans. It’s a classic student vs. teacher narrative, with added spice from their current rivalry. So far, Mayweather hasn’t directly responded to the challenge. He’s currently retired from professional boxing but does participate in exhibition matches.

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There’s a significant age difference to consider. Mayweather is 47, while Davis is in his prime at 28. Floyd Mayweather capped off his professional boxing career with an undefeated record of 50-0.  Legends like Manny Pacquiao and Canelo Alvarez tried and failed to dethrone him. Throughout his career, Mayweather never even hit the canvas from an opponent’s punch.  Given his dominance, facing him in the ring required exceptional courage or perhaps a hint of recklessness.

“I’m the best, nobody can beat me,” said Mayweather once and it will be up to Davis’ trainer to prove that statement right.

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After defeating Ryan Garcia in their fight last year, Gervonta Davis openly proclaimed himself “the face of boxing”. Not just him, but many people think that he is indeed the face of the sport. Even so, Davis’ knockout technique has evolved into a standard for taking out opponents. So much so that, in a surfaced video online from a corner, a trainer can be heard giving instructions to his fighter to use the Gervonta Davis’ method against his opponent.

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Bronx native Peter Dobson squared off against an up-and-coming boxing prospect, Jalil Hackett on July 13th, at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The clip from the fight on the undercard of Jaron Ennis vs. David Avanesyan shows Dobson’s trainer, in between rounds, motivating Dobson to knock out Jalil Hackett.

Gervonta Davis knockout is a thing now

Between rounds, Dobson is seen in his corner, sitting on the stool and preparing for the next round. In the midst of that, his coach can be heard saying to him, “Gervonta. You remember the Gervonta? I want you to Gervonta his a**.” With 28 of his 30 fights ending in knockouts, it’s understandable why any coach would reference him when talking about knocking out opponents. His knockouts serve as a manual on how to end fights decisively.

Despite the motivation provided by his coach, Dobson could not outclass a 21-year-old Jalil Hackett. Dobson lost the bout via unanimous decision. Notably, Hackett was more likely to employ the ‘Tank’ Davis approach. I know you’re wondering, why? Even before he became a professional boxer, Hackett was close to Davis for a considerable amount of time.

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Gervonta Davis AND Floyd Mayweather

‘Major’ won the vacant WBA Continental Americas Welterweight title by defeating an older and experienced Peter Dobson. The young boxer from Washington is slowly cementing his status as one of the finest rising boxers in the 147-pound division. He has been under great hands which helped him make a name for himself in boxing. Back in 2019, Hackett was asked to spar with Davis ahead of the latter’s fight against Ricardo Nunez. Hackett was so good that he was then hired as a permanent sparring partner for Davis.

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Moreover, with Davis’ influence, Hackett was signed by Mayweather Promotions. The youthful boxer has benefited from the wise counsel of boxing legends like Floyd Mayweather Jr. and ‘Tank’ Davis. He naturally got the opportunity to learn from Davis, but he was also exposed to other accomplished fighters at the Mayweather gym, which helped him polish his craft. Very recently, he left Mayweather Promotions and became a free agent. Soon after he was signed by Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing for a multi-fight deal. With a Matchroom deal set in place, there is no doubt that the rising prospect will appear on numerous big cards in the coming days.

Meanwhile, what do you think about Dobson’s trainer’s remarks in the video? Let us know in the comments below.

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It would be a huge fight

They can sometimes go under the radar, but the people who train the best boxers are pretty brave as well and Gervonta Davis‘ trainer has gone after Floyd Mayweather.

As Mayweather once declared: “I’m the best, nobody can beat me.” Davis‘ trainer is planning to put that statement to the test.

Mayweather retired from professional boxing with a record of 50-0, with huge names like Manny Pacquiao and Canelo Alvarez failing to beat him when the chance came around.

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He has never even been knocked down by an opponent’s punch, so you’d have to be brave or stupid to take him on.

The trainer’s statement

Taking to Instagram, Gervonta Davis‘ trainer wrote, “Gervonta Davis can decode the shoulder roll if Floyd can fight another exhibition. He can fight another fight if he is great as he says he is. Let’s stop spinning the fans, Gervonta vs Floyd.”

Davis was actually a part of Mayweather Productions in the past when he was trying to make his name, but since departing in 2022, he has been at loggerheads with Mayweather and a fight has been on the cards.

 

Mayweather had big hopes for Davis when they started working together.

“Uh, no I asked [was] what [Floyd] for the whole summer before I signed with him you know before I even you know signed anything on paper he already bought me cars, he bought me jewelry, and things like that,” Gervonta once said in an interview.

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