50 Cent On Floyd Mayweather's New Fight: He's "Fighting A Uber Driver"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 202244.9K Views

Curtis '50 cent' Jackson performs onstage during the Starz 'Power' The Fifth Season NYC Red Carpet Premiere Event & After Party on June 28, 2018 in New York City

50 Cent takes aim at Floyd Mayweather over his upcoming fight.

50 Cent might be busy working on the prequel to Power, but he always has time to crack some jokes on the internet at the expensive of his rivals. Floyd Mayweather is among 50 Cent's frequent targets. Fif hit the 'Gram earlier today to clown Floyd Mayweather on his upcoming fight with Japanese kickboxer, Tenshin Nasukawa.

Floyd Mayweather announced his MMA debut against Japanese kickboxer, Tenshin Nasukawa on December 31st. This will mark Floyd's return to fighting after he announced he was retiring in August 2017. While many are excited to see if Mayweather can continue his winning streak in an MMA fight, his good pal 50 Cent shared some "words of encouragement."

"Champ fighting a Uber driver before the IRS embarrass him again. Pay [per] view my ass, we watching this on YouTube," he wrote on Instagram alongside a photo of Mayweather and Nasukawa during their press conference.

Fif went on to suggest that Floyd Mayweather should've taken on Gennady Golovkin. "What happen to GGG, couldn't find his phone number. get the f**k outta here wit this sh*t," he wrote.

50 added, "Champ done turned into a circus act ... at least Canelo fighting killers."

While Fif is still trolling Floyd Mayweather, he did actually come to the boxer's defense a few weeks ago. After Oscar De La Hoya threw shade at Mayweather over domestic violence, Fif hit the 'Gram to post a picture of De La Hoya in a wig and fishnet stockings. Regardless, it's clear that Fif is still having fun trolling Mayweather whenever he can.

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