Floyd Mayweather is sure there will no ring rust when he proceeds to action after a long lay-off against Juan Manuel Marquez on 19 September. I feel fast, physically powerful and my timing is there. I undergo the similar way as before I left. I believe the break helped because I haven't had a gap since 1987. Mayweather, who won all of his 39 fights with 25 knockouts, face the dreadful Marquez for The Ring welterweight title at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

And Mayweather told that he is maintaining his winning record had been the key inspiring factor in preparing for the fight. When you go away out there with an unbeatable record, there is no force on these fighters because they have nothing to lose. If Marquez gets strike in 12 rounds or he gets knocked out, they are still leaving to love him in his country because he had the possibility to face the best.

But in the US it doesn't work similar to that so we have to work a great deal harder to stay on top. If a guy give me a rough fight or even comes close to captivating, that's abnormal. It's extremely vital for me to leave out there to execute well and dominate. I've got to leave out there and be elegant, be clever and listen to my uncle Roger. Mexican Marquez, 36, is a past three-weight world champion, but has merely ever fought as high as lightweight before. However, he has won 50 from 55 professional encounter, with 37 knockouts, and has drawn once and lost barely to Filipino superstar Manny Pacquiao.