New York rapper 50 Cent isn’t here for Floyd Mayweather Jr.‘s big boxing return. The hip-hop veteran has clowned his estranged pal for going up against a Japanese fighter next month.
Fif went to Instagram Monday (November 5) with the most shade and said the fight isn’t even pay-per-view worthy.
Whoa dere!!!
@50cent pic.twitter.com/eRqlYgtBHp
— SOHH (@sohh) November 5, 2018
According to reports, Mayweather’s decision came shortly after he signed a new promotional deal.
The boxer announced his decision after signing for mixed martial arts promotions company RIZIN Fighting Federation. Mayweather has never fought in MMA before and the format for the Nasukawa fight has not yet been confirmed. “I wanted to do something different,” said the former five-weight world champion. (CNN)
Mayweather’s opponent is more than half his age and has an impressive career record.
Japan’s Nasukawa, 20, competes in the RIZIN Fighting Federation, the company Mayweather has signed with, in both kickboxing and mixed martial arts. “It was a surprise offer but I accepted without hesitation,” said Nasukawa, who has a 27-0 record in kickboxing and a 4-0 record in MMA. (BBC)
Recently, 50 Cent trolled Floyd about coming out of retirement solely for money purposes.
Never a dull moment. lol
— SOHH (@sohh) September 16, 2018
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