Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather and UFC champion Conor McGregor to finally go head-to-head?

Floyd Mayweather said he has offered UFC champion Conor McGregor $15 million and a percentage of pay-per-view sales for a crossover boxing bout. Mayweather, who retired in September of 2015 after accumulating a perfect 49-0 record, told ESPN he would require a guaranteed $100 million to make the fight happen.

"I'm a businessman and it makes business sense," the 39-year-old American said. "Bring him over to the boxing world, and I'll show him what it's like."

Here's Mayweather talking about the much-anticipated fight:

.@FloydMayweather says they are working on a Conor McGregor fight, with some SERIOUS ! pic.twitter.com/gqpDYlMA3y

— First Take (@FirstTake) January 11, 2017

Irishman McGregor, the reigning lightweight and former featherweight UFC champion, has been challenging Mayweather to a fight for months. The biggest pay-per-view draw in mixed martial arts, McGregor is contracted to UFC and the organisation would have to approve any fight.

Mayweather, who won world titles in five weight divisions and took home earnings in excess of $800 million over his 19-year boxing career, said initial talks had taken place. "We tried to make the Conor McGregor fight," he added. "They know what my number is. My number is a guaranteed 100 million. That was my number. We are willing to give him 15 million and then we can talk about splitting the percentage, the back end, on the pay-per-view."