In an unexpected twist that has the boxing world buzzing, British rap artist Bugzy Malone, also known as Aaron Daniel Davies, has hinted at a potential fight with the undefeated boxing legend, Floyd Mayweather. The musician, who has a history with boxing from his teenage years, teased the possibility in his latest song and discussed it further during a podcast interview.

From Music to the Ring: Bugzy's Boxing Background

Bugzy Malone might be known for his lyrical prowess and his role in Guy Ritchie's film The Gentlemen, but his connection to boxing runs deep. A fan of the sport and a friend to professional fighters, Bugzy continues to incorporate boxing into his fitness regime. It's this dedication to the sport that caught the attention of Floyd Mayweather Sr., who has seemingly endorsed the artist as a potential opponent for his son.

The Mayweather Challenge: A Puncher's Chance

The prospect of facing Mayweather, who retired in 2017 only to return for exhibition matches, has intrigued Bugzy. He shared that the initial offer to step into the ring was met with skepticism, given the current trend of celebrity boxing matches. However, the name Floyd Mayweather shifted the conversation entirely. Mayweather's camp has suggested that Bugzy could come in heavier, giving him what he describes as "a puncher's chance" against the boxing great.

Training for Triumph or Taking Punches?

Bugzy expressed confidence in his ability to capitalize on any opportunity in the ring, drawing a comparison to Logan Paul's bout with Mayweather where Paul landed a significant shot but failed to follow through. Bugzy believes that with the right training, he could potentially secure a victory if he manages to land a punch on Mayweather. The rapper's commitment to the sport is evident as he contemplates a rigorous 12-week training regimen to prepare for the match.

As the boxing community awaits further details, the potential matchup between the Manchester artist and the boxing icon has certainly raised eyebrows and curiosity. Whether it's a clever promotional stunt or a genuine athletic challenge, one thing is clear: Bugzy Malone is ready to "walk the walk" and enter the ring against Floyd Mayweather.

Editor: Vitalina Patskan