Floyd Mayweather Jnr and Conor McGregor continued to trade insults this week on a media tour to promote their Las Vegas fight next month.
Former five-weight world champion Mayweather faced Ultimate Fighting Championship's (UFC) lightweight title-holder McGregor in Canada in front of 16000 fans in Toronto.
McGregor, 28, danced around the stage as he criticised 40-year-old Mayweather and his promoters. The pair will meet over 12 rounds under boxing rules on August 26.
In a series of expletive-laden outbursts, mixed martial arts star McGregor insulted Mayweather over his outfit and even suggested he couldn't read.
"How do I look?" he asked the crowd, before pointing at Mayweather's bag. "He's 40! Dress your age, carrying a school bag.
"What are you doing with a school bag on stage? You can't even read."
Mayweather, dressed in a T-shirt and cap while McGregor wore a suit, replied: "I'm the one that can't read? I do numbers, I make money."
"You owe money," McGregor responded, referring to reports that Mayweather asked the Internal Revenue Service earlier this month for more time to pay his 2015 tax bill.
Undefeated Mayweather took an Irish flag from the crowd and paraded it in front of McGregor, before the Irishman threw it back in the boxer's face.
Their head-to-head meeting was the second in a four-day international tour to four cities to promote the bout taking place at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
The first publicity event took place in Los Angeles, where McGregor promised to knock out Mayweather inside four rounds, with the final two events taking place in New York and London.
McGregor has never boxed as an amateur or professional. But his UFC coach John Kavanagh says the Irishman's boxing skills are improving all the time.
Kavanagh said: "We have gone through one training cycle and we had some good sparring partners in - and, as we expected, his skills transcended.
"He is not trying to win Wimbledon. It's not that different. His understanding of range, his understanding of how to move around is excellent."
He added: "The first half has gone very well and I am heading out to Las Vegas for the second half on Monday [tomorrow], and I am expecting him to peak at the right time."
