Phil D. Jay
WBN Editor
WBN Editor
Rapper accepts challenge against former friend
In the wake of Billionaire Alki David offering $5million a
piece for ex-partners Curtis ‘50 Cent’ Jackson and Floyd Mayweather to fight a
three round exhibition bout, Jackson has become the first to publicly accept
the fight.
Jackson, who fell out with Mayweather over a promotional
venture earlier this year, is now the CEO of his own ‘SMS Promotions’ and has
been embroiled in a Twitter war with the high-profile fighter for the past few weeks.
Businessman David, who runs ‘Celebrity Boxing,’ has now come
up with the idea of a three round fight, consisting of two-minute sessions, with
head-gear on December 14 in Las Vegas and Jackson is willing - if given appropriate
time to get fit.
“I'll fight Him, (but) December 14th is too soon. I would
need time to get in shape. I'm 204 right now I hit that boy he will see a white
light,” explained the rapper.
Mayweather seems to be taking stock of the whole situation
after initially responding to 50 Cent’s outbursts and even with his former
friends attempt to play down the row, it is unlikely the pair will be able to
repair their broken relationship.
Whether that will end up being settled in the ring is highly
doubtful due to the weight difference between the two, although Mayweather’s
skills could probably make up his lack of size if the bout was ever to take
place.
I am sure there is more to come from this saga…
