Former world champion and respected trainer Robert Garcia reveals his thoughts on a pro rematch between Floyd Mayweather and Floyd Mayweather Manny Pacquiao.

The two heavyweight icons will square off on September 19th at the Sphere Arena in Las Vegas, more than a decade after their first welterweight clash.

Mayweather performed well at the time, winning a unanimous decision, but both men ultimately seemed far removed from their prime.

Despite this, Pacquiao continued to occasionally compete in professional boxing matches, with his last bout ending in Drawn with Mario BarriosLast July, the then-WBC world welterweight champion.

This brings the Filipino to end a nearly four-year layoff after losing on points to Yordenis Ugas, while Mayweather has not fought “professionally” since defeating Conor McGregor in the 10th round in 2017.

Since then, the American has competed in multiple exhibitions and prepared for a rematch with Pacquiao. Expected to face Mike Tyson in April and kickboxer Mike Zambidis in Juneboth in non-competitive matters.

However, even taking into account Mayweather’s time away from professional boxing, Top Coach Garcia still believes Mayweather can get the job done come September.

Interviewed by ES NEWSGarcia emphasized that the 49-year-old’s ring IQ, skill and longevity were the deciding factors.

“I thought Floyd (won the rematch). Floyd was so smart, man. That was great.

“Floyd is very healthy and he has skills. He told us six (to) eight years ago that he wasn’t as physically strong but he was still very talented.

“He doesn’t have much left, and I think it’s enough to beat Pacquiao.”

It’s difficult to accurately gauge how much Mayweather “has left,” while many believe Pacquiao has done enough to defeat Barrios.

However, the compelling nature of their first game makes Garcia’s prediction entirely reasonable.