The Beef Goes On: Floyd Mayweather Finally Replies 50 Cent

Floyd Mayweather Jr. lives a life of unimaginable luxury thanks to his boxing success. He has multiple mansions, a fleet of expensive cars, his own airplane and a line of people waiting to serve him. Recently, his friend-turned enemy, Rapper Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson, drew a battle line when he release a video in
which he was about to take part in the #ALSIceBucketChallenge. Instead, 50 declined and poured the ice water away, He then offered to donate $750,000 to charity if Mayweather could prove he could read.

Mayweather, has now cleverly replied to the taunt, he didn't make a public statement about 50's allegations. However, he has a strong suggestion of what 50 Cent can do with the money. "I was thinking of something, you know, when you asked me about 50 Cent. If you want to donate money, donate money to the Mike Brown family," Mayweather said. "I shouldn't stop you. Our company, me and Leonard [Ellerbee], we have been donating hundreds of thousands of dollars to different organizations for years without any media, without getting credit. … The best thing for 50 Cent to do, and there are no hard feelings, is to give that $750,000 to Mike Brown's family."

Ellerbe, the CEO of Mayweather Promotions, said it wasn't worth responding to Jackson's claim. "If I would have done that, there would have been more stories written and more talk about that, and at the end of the day, for what?" Ellerbe said. "What do I have to defend that for? I know firsthand, as does anybody who has anything to do with our promotion, our business, that when it comes to reading, Floyd can read perfectly fine."