Abel Sanchez on how Conor McGregor could beat Floyd Mayweather

Abel Sanchez trusts Conor McGregor needs to make things "awkward" for Floyd Mayweather in their August 26 Las Vegas experience.

The two contenders are getting ready for their super-welterweight confrontation in the wake of finishing the 'Mayweather-McGregor World Tour', and regarded coach Sanchez feels the Irishman needs to get himself in an ideal shape on the off chance that he is to have a shot of causing an agitated with the T-Mobile Arena.

"He needs to make Floyd awkward, and the main way he can make Floyd awkward is to toss shots," Sanchez said to UFC.Com.

"They say (McGregor) is a major puncher, and in the event that he sits tight for a chance to arrive a shot, he's going to get bored by Floyd while holding up.

"So what I would endeavor to do is motivate him to comprehend that he must work three minutes out of three minutes and move his hands.

"Clearly he must be fit as a fiddle to do that, so that would be a piece of it, and that is the reason I'd stress over having enough time to get to that point."

Sanchez has guided the profession of pound-for-pound star Gennady Golovkin to 37 straight triumphs – including a knockout triumph over Britain's Kell Brook a year ago when the Sheffield warrior hopped up two-weight divisions to battle 'GGG'.

However, he says McGregor can't depend on all alone size preferred standpoint in this battle and needs to use different ranges of his arms stockpile on the off chance that he is to cause Mayweather issues on the night.

"He's a greater person than Floyd, yet in the event that he's holding up to arrive one on the jaw, it might be throughout the night," he said.

"The main possibility he has is to move his hands and be speedier than Floyd and be first before Floyd and simply touch him.

"He needs to hit him anyplace and ideally, while you're moving your hands, he commits an error and you get him.

"The more adjusts he goes, the better it is for Conor McGregor."