Floyd mayweather to axe 2020 comeback and manny pacquiao rematch

Floyd Mayweather is reportedly planning to shelve his 2020 comeback following the tragic deaths of his uncle and ex-girlfriend. The former four-weight world champion lost his uncle Roger,

who was also his trainer, to diabetes on Tuesday. The tragic passing of the former two-division champion, who died aged 58, came a week after the mother of three of Floyd's four

children - Josie Harris - was found dead outside her home in Valencia, California. Harris, who passed away at the age of 40, was reportedly found dead in her car by one her children. The

deaths have, understandably, rocked the Mayweather family to its core. And according to _TMZ_, they've prompted Floyd to seriously considering axing his plans to return to the ring

later this year. JUST IN: FLOYD MAYWEATHER POSTS TOUCHING TRIBUTE TO LATE UNCLE ROGER And in a statement on his official website, Floyd eulogised his uncle, who many credit for moulding

'Money' into arguably the greatest fighter of his generation. He said: ”My uncle was one of the most important people in my life inside and outside of the ring. "Roger was a

great champion and one of the best trainers in boxing. "Unfortunately, his health was failing him for several years and now he can finally rest in peace. "Roger meant the world to

me, my father Floyd Sr., my uncle Jeff, everyone in and around the Mayweather Boxing Gym and the entire boxing world. "It is a terrible loss for all of us. "We are thankful for all

the love and well-wishes we have already received as word travelled about Roger's passing. "It helps me to see that he was able to touch so many people through his life in boxing,

because he gave so much to the sport, which was his first and longtime love."