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Published 15:17 10 Aug 2017 BST

That being said, Froch is leaning heavily towards the undefeated pugilist against the man making his professional debut.“You’ve got Mayweather who has been out of the ring for two years. It’s the element of the unknown, what’s he going to be like? It’s two massive stars from different sports coming together in what could potentially be a disaster.
“It could be a mismatch for McGregor, it could be a disaster for Mayweather if the two years out of the ring have really softened him. We just don’t know how he’s going to react or respond when he starts letting shots go."
Sky Sports Box Office will show Mayweather v McGregor exclusively live on 26 August. Book now at www.skysports.com/mayweathermcgregor“I’m quite confident that Mayweather has still got it and got enough to beat McGregor. It’s a whole new discipline for him. Let’s be honest, he’s not a boxer.
“I think he’s really going to struggle. Regardless of what you think, the fight is massive.”
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