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McGregor has not fought competitively since November and has been taking a break to spend time with his son who was born earlier this month. However, the double UFC champion has posted

repeated videos over the last six months of his training regime, including large amounts of boxing training. And the Irishman has also been fanning the flames of a social media war between

himself and Mayweather ahead of a potential fight. Meanwhile, the American boxer has admitted that he will come out of retirement to fight McGregor and is said to have been training with his

young protege Gervonta Davis. WHEN WILL CONOR MCGREGOR FIGHT FLOYD MAYWEATHER? The date of the fight has been a point of contention ever since the fight was first mooted. In March, rumours

were abound that the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, which has an attendance of 20,000, had been reserved for a specific date. That emerged to be June 10 and it was widely reported that the

fight would take place on that date. MAYWEATHER SAYS HE ISN'T FOCUSED ON MCGREGOR FIGHT RIGHT NOW But with McGregor's son born in May the Irishman is said to have decided that was

too close to the birth and pushed for later in the year. "[September] is what I’m thinking," McGregor told the _LA Times_. "That’s what the word is. "That’s what we’re

close to doing." But even that date could be in doubt. Canelo Alvarez recently announced a huge showdown with Gennady Golovkin on Mexican Independence Day - September 16. Promoting both

massive fights in the same month could be problematic, meaning McGregor v Mayweather might be pushed back another few weeks.