Five-weight undefeated champion Mayweather, 40, will put his ideal 49-0 record on hold against McGregor - who has never boxed professionally - at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on August 26.
McGregor's blended hand to hand fighting foundation ought not be thought little of however, as indicated by previous world cruiser-weight champion Nelson, with the age crevice between the combine possibly having an unexpected effect.
"The one thing you need to pay special mind to, how about we not overlook, Floyd Mayweather is 40 years of age," Nelson revealed to Sky Sports News. "He's been out of the ring for some time.
"I know he's best level, we're supposing there's no possibility this person [will lose], however Conor McGregor is quick individual, he has control in the two hands.
"We need to perceive how age has influenced Floyd Mayweather. In my mind, Floyd does it pass on, however how about we not overlook he's in there against a 29-year-old hungry man that can hit, that is quick and that needs it. So it is not a done arrangement."
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McGregor's absence of specialized experience will set the Irishman up against it when he gets in the ring with Mayweather however, as indicated by Nelson, with past illustrations demonstrating those entering boxing from MMA require time to adapt."Guys that originated from blended combative technique, in case you're top level, you will barrage everyone until the point that you come against somebody who is actually preeminent at boxing on the grounds that your guard is excessively open," Nelson included.
"You saw this with Wladimir and Vitaly Klitschko. When they initially came into boxing, particularly Wladimir, he was getting thumped out, pick-stashed, particularly when he came against class contenders.
"They must take care of a bit, change the adjust, change the situating. In any case, wellness is second to none."
In spite of the fact that the chances might be stacked against McGregor when the warriors meet in the ring, there is probably who has the high ground following the transoceanic visit to buildup the battle, as indicated by Sky Sports boxing reporter Adam Smith.
"He [McGregor] was totally incredible, the way he controlled Floyd in London," said Smith. "He certainly won the question and answer session visit.
"Never observed anything like it in boxing. It was enormous. It was a sensational climate. I think I've experienced passionate feelings for Conor McGregor over the previous week, he is such an identity, he overflows magnetism."
Nelson included: "Floyd is there attempting to mind him out, it won't work at this stage. This is the thing that McGregor is utilized to."
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