The kingpin of boxing, Floyd Mayweather, doesn’t like to be on the losing side ever. Whether it’s the boxing ring or his personal life, ‘Money’ likes to keep his undefeated streak going. Although he is retired, he keeps himself super fit and active.

Recently, ‘Money’ challenged his father, Floyd Mayweather Sr. to an arm-wrestling contest and defeated daddy Mayweather fair and square.

Although the younger Mayweather won this arm-wrestling challenge, his father didn’t make it look too easy for him. Even at age 68, he showed enough strength to counter his son. It was a merry-making incident that cracked up the whole Mayweather family.

Mayweather Sr. was himself a boxer in his younger days. He had 28 wins and 6 losses to his name. The boxer put used his expertise to train his son ‘Money’, Oscar De La Hoya, Joan Guzman, and more.

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Mayweathers’ – the best father and son pair in boxing

Mayweather Sr. trained his son since his teenage days. The 68-year-old is responsible for his son’s unbeatable defensive style. Needless to say, the father-son duo has managed to beat the best of the best in the world together. ‘Money’ could not have asked for a better coach to mold his decorated career.

Mayweather Jr. will enter the boxing ring in February to confront Logan Paul in an exhibition bout. Mayweather Sr. will once again corner his 43-year-old son.

The pair have been sweating a lot in the gym and will look to add another feather to their cap. The arm-wrestling contest showed fans that their competitive desire still exists.

What did you make of the friendly contest?