Dana White offers Floyd Mayweather Jr lifeline amid financial woes and Manny Pacquiao fight delays; is a Zuffa Boxing collab loading?

Dana White has offered his support to longtime friend Floyd Mayweather Jr as the boxing legend reportedly deals with financial and legal challenges. The UFC CEO said he is willing to help if Mayweather needs assistance, adding that he is closely following the situation while waiting for more details to emerge through the legal process.White’s comments come at a difficult time for Mayweather. The unbeaten boxing great has reportedly postponed several comeback plans, including a proposed professional fight with Manny Pacquiao. Reports have also linked the former world champion to serious financial and bankruptcy-related concerns, although the legal matters are still unfolding.

Dana White says he is ready to help Floyd Mayweather Jr if the boxing icon reaches out

Dana White and Floyd Mayweather Jr have shared a close friendship for years. Their relationship became even stronger when they worked together to promote the blockbuster crossover fight between Mayweather and Conor McGregor in 2017. Despite representing different combat sports, the two have stayed in regular contact and have often spoken privately.

Mayweather was expected to begin a three-fight comeback tour with an exhibition against kickboxing star Mike Zambidis in Athens. The schedule was also expected to include a showdown with Mike Tyson before a planned return to professional boxing against Manny Pacquiao. However, those plans have slowed down, with uncertainty surrounding his future in the ring.The delays have come alongside reports claiming Mayweather is dealing with financial and legal issues.

While many details remain unclear, several reports have suggested that the former world champion is facing serious money-related challenges. The outcome of those matters is still pending, and no final legal decision has been made.Speaking after Zuffa Boxing’s latest event in Las Vegas, White admitted that he has discussed the situation with Mayweather but stressed that he does not yet know the complete picture.

He explained that many different claims are circulating and said it is better to wait until the court process provides more clarity before reaching any conclusions.The UFC president added that he would not rule out working with Mayweather again if there is a way to help. He suggested that if an opportunity arises where they can solve some of the problems together, he would be open to discussing it. White made it clear that he still has respect for Mayweather and appreciates everything the boxing legend achieved during his career.Mayweather retired with a perfect 50-0 professional record and remains one of boxing’s biggest names. Even after stepping away from full-time competition, he has continued to headline exhibition bouts around the world. However, with his comeback schedule now uncertain and legal questions continuing to make headlines, his immediate future remains unclear.For now, White’s public support stands out as one of the strongest messages Mayweather has received. Whether the pair reunite for another business venture or simply remain close friends, the UFC President has made it clear that he is prepared to stand beside the boxing icon during one of the most challenging periods of his post-retirement life.