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Boosie Goes Off: I Would Get in the Ring with Deontay Wilder for $20M! (Part 3)

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November 28, 2024

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In a recent interview, rapper Boosie Badazz expressed his willingness to step into the boxing ring with heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder for a staggering $20 million. The Boosie made this statement while discussing the recent matchup between boxing icon Mike Tyson and YouTuber turned fighter Jake Paul. Boosie admitted that he bet on Paul, expecting the younger fighter to emerge victorious against the 50-year-old Tyson. Despite the age gap, Boosie praised both fighters, acknowledging Tyson’s bravery for participating and securing a significant payday. The conversation took an turn as Boosie fantasized about his own potential million-dollar fight, emphasizing that he wouldn’t mind taking some blows if the price was right. The interview highlighted Boosie's unabashed admiration for Tyson and his pragmatic approach to opportunities, blending humor and sincerity in his lively discussion about boxing's evolving spectacle.

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