“I beat his a*s,” Beetlejuice won the internet after claiming to have defeated 50-0 Floyd Mayweather in fight

Popular entertainer Beetlejuice once claimed to be better than legendary boxer Floyd Mayweather in the ring

“I beat his a*s,” Beetlejuice won the internet after claiming to have defeated 50-0 Floyd Mayweather in fight

Floyd Mayweather and Beetlejuice (via: wallpapercave/blogspot.com)

Beetlejuice has undeniably attained iconic status in popular culture, especially with the advent of memes. Recently, an old video clip of Beetlejuice expressing his belief that he can defeat Floyd Mayweather in a bout has sent the internet into fits of laughter.

Beetlejuice, also known as Lester Green, rose to fame as an entertainer on the Howard Stern Show in 1999, becoming a beloved member of Stern’s Wack Pack due to his hilarious expressions. Embracing his uniqueness, Lester was born with dwarfism and microcephaly, which gives him a smaller head than his body and an intellectual disability.

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In recent times, Beetlejuice has continued to make headlines, and his collaborations with Snoop Dogg and viral memes on TikTok have undoubtedly contributed to his career’s success. One notable clip that gained attention was during an interview where Beetlejuice was asked about his opinion on who the greatest boxer of all time is. With unwavering confidence, he boldly responded, “Me.”

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The interviewer double-checked his answer and inquired about Floyd Mayweather’s chances of being considered the best in history, given his impressive undefeated record of 50-0.

Beetlejuice’s self-assurance extended to shutting down any doubts about his fighting abilities, boldly stating, “I beat his a**.” His blind confidence and faith in himself have become a source of amusement and laughter for fans.

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Floyd Mayweather faces a lot of heat while shopping with his family in South Africa

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Floyd Mayweather ( via: evdboxeo.com)

Floyd “Money” Mayweather has used his success in boxing to leverage lucrative deals with big companies like Hublot and Reebok. Mayweather’s fights with Manny Pacquiao, Conor Mcgregor, and others have given him millions of dollars and multiple professional wins. But with success and fame comes risks and danger. A developing country like South Africa seemed worried about a high-profile personality like Floyd shopping in the open.

During a recent leisure trip to South Africa, Floyd Mayweather made a visit to a Gucci showroom with his family. However, his extravagant shopping spree, totaling over $7 million, raised significant security concerns for the authorities. Given Mayweather’s immense fame and status as a high-profile personality, the presence of such an affluent individual in public places like luxury stores warranted heightened security measures.

The authorities deemed it necessary to deploy ‘special forces’ to ensure the safety of Mayweather and the public during the shopping excursion. This is just another example of how being rich and famous has downsides. Floyd Mayweather might not be used to such danger levels other than his experiences in jail for domestic violence charges.

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