Mayweather Jr No Plans For The Next Fight

WBC welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. (42-0, 26KOs) gave no indication on when he plans to return to the ring. After a 16-month layoff, Mayweather returned on Saturday night to score a knock out of Victor Ortiz (29-3-2, 22KOs) in four rounds. Will he return in the near future? Will he take another 16 months off? Mayweather's return will be decided by Mayweather, and not HBO or Golden Boy Promotions.

"Like I've said before, there is a boss at the company that tells [Manny] Pacquiao and all of these other fighters - 'this is your date, this is when you have to fight.' I move when I want to move. I fight when I want to fight. That's the great thing about being my own boss. That's the great thing about my career. That's the great thing about getting away from Bob Arum. I can move when I want to move. Since I gave the sport so many great fights, is it okay for me to take 16 months off to spend time with family? That's all I ask," Mayweather told BoxingScene.com.

"I'll go home, sit down with my team and see where we go from here. I'll sit down with Al [Haymon], sit down with Roger [Mayweather], sit down with Leonard [Ellerbe] and we'll see what the next. I'm not thinking about retiring right now, but I'm thinking about training fighters."

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Floyd Mayweather Jr. Punches Security Guard

There are reports that Mayweather has punched a security guard in his Las Vegas home tonight.  The news was posted on the BoxingScene.com website. 

According to the reports, Law enforcement sources told that... a private security guard who was patrolling inside Floyd's gated community drove up to Floyd's house a few hours ago to confront the boxer about a parking situation.

Based on the report, after rolling down the window Floyd Mayweather unleashed his finger then striking the guard in the face.

However, there were no arrest that have been made since Floyd is only suspected of misdemeanor and the indicident did not took place in front of the authorities.

The case was already filed to the District Attorney who will then decide whether to file a case against Floyd Mayweather Jr.