Wednesday 17 February 2016 14:32, UK
Floyd Mayweather Jr has reiterated that he has no intention of making a return to boxing.
Speaking as a guest commentator during the main event of a Fox Sports 1 card in Las Vegas, the former WBC and WBA welterweight champion said he was happy outside of the ring and had no desire to return.
Mayweather retired in September last year after defeating Andre Berto in Las Vegas to tie Rocky Marciano's 60-year-old record at 49-0.
However, the 38-year-old recently claimed he has turned down "nine-figure" offers to return to the ring for a 50th fight, and joked he could "put a halt on" Amir Khan-Canelo Alvarez by fighting Danny Garcia on the same night.
Asked whether he had an itch to return to the ring as he watched Alexis Santiago beat Erik Ruiz in their bantamweight bout, Mayweather said: "Absolutely not.
"As a professional fighting 20 years at the top of the professional level it's good to see these guys accomplish their goals. The ultimate goal is to become world champion.
"I'm happy being on the sidelines."