Undefeated! ​Floyd Mayweather knocks out Conor McGregor in 10 rounds

Undefeated boxer Floyd Mayweather defeated UFC champion Conor McGregor in 10 rounds in their much-anticipated fight Saturday night.
Mayweather, 41, became the first-ever boxer to reach 50 fights undefeated. 
Mayweather, a five-time world champion, was coaxed out of retirement to face McGregor, a mixed martial arts champion who had never boxed professionally.  
The verbal sparring began long before the first punch is thrown. For the last two months, Mayweather and McGregor have been on a trash-talking tour promoting the unusual match-up between a mixed martial arts champion and a man who many consider to be the best pound-for-pound boxer in history.
It saw the former five-weight world champion extend his record to 50-0.
Mayweather said: “He is a tough competitor and we gave the fans what they wanted to see.
“He was a lot better than I thought. He was a tough competitor, but I was the better man.
“I guaranteed everybody this would not go the distance. Boxing’s reputation was on the line.”
Mayweather, who came out of retirement to face McGregor, added: “This was my last fight, for sure.
“I chose the right dance partner. Conor McGregor, you are a hell of a champion.”
Mayweather, who was the overwhelming favorite, is eyeing a $200 to $300 million payday. McGregor could earn up to $100 million — win or lose. But McGregor had to stick to boxing rules, which means no kicking and no grappling.  
The build-up Saturday night was so intense that the fight was delayed due to pay-per-view problems.   
CBC