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Floyd Mayweather in action against Aaron Chalmers (not pictured) during their exhibition fight at The O2, London. Picture date: Saturday February 25, 2023. (Photo by Zac Goodwin/PA Images via Getty Images)

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Floyd Mayweather in action against Aaron Chalmers (not pictured) during their exhibition fight at The O2, London. Picture date: Saturday February 25, 2023. (Photo by Zac Goodwin/PA Images via Getty Images)
Every boxer dreams of mirroring the boxing prowess of Floyd Mayweather! However, Deen the Great believes he is better than ‘Money’ Mayweather. Promoted by Misfits Boxing, the undefeated influencer boxer is coming off a unanimous decision win against Walid Sharks. However, he is making the headlines today for an entirely different reason. In a recent tweet, Deen the Great proclaimed his superiority over Mayweather, which did not sit well with the fans.
Turning to X (formerly Twitter), Deen the Great wrote, “Floyd Ain have 2 whips at 23,” alongside a picture of himself standing in front of two luxury cars. It wasn’t a wise decision, as the claim went horribly wrong for the young boxer. As fans discovered the tweet on X, they quickly took to the comment section, expressing how wrong Deen the Great really is.
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Fans list achievements from Floyd Mayweather
With merely five bouts under his belt, Deen the Great’s decision to toot his own horn meets with extreme criticism. As unlikely as it is, the boxing world collectively came together to put the young boxer in his place.
Boxing Kingdom revealed that Mayweather had defended his title seven times by the time he was 23.
Floyd Mayweather had seven world title defences by 23… https://t.co/n2ItbPipM9
— Boxing Kingdom (@BoxingKingdom14) November 21, 2023
One user asserted that Floyd was pound-for-pound number two in the rankings at the age of 22 while owning his own cars.
Floyd was already pound for pound #2 in the world at 22 and a world champ. Plus, he owned his cars.
— TheFilthyCasualTV (@FilthyCasualTV_) November 20, 2023
Another user corrected Deen the Great while claiming Floyd was a world champion at the age of 21.
Yes he did, he was world champ at 21, lol.
— 🥊True Boxing Kings🥊 (@TrueBoxingKings) November 20, 2023
Someone else suggested a simple Google search before tweeting could have saved Deen the Great from receiving contrasting comments on the tweet.
Quick lil google before you posted this would’ve avoided the comments coming in 💀 Floyd was world champ at 21 lil bro
— 🧪🚨 (@GrowGasLabs) November 20, 2023
The next user warned Deen the Great about making such claims.
Quick lil google before you posted this would’ve avoided the comments coming in 💀 Floyd was world champ at 21 lil bro
— 🧪🚨 (@GrowGasLabs) November 20, 2023
With that out of the way, here is a little-known fact about Deen the Great’s last fight.
Deen the Great suffered an injury during his last fight
While the California resident might have pulled off the win against Walid Sharks, he did not make it out unscathed. After the fight concluded, Deen turned to X, sharing a clip of the moment he dislocated his shoulder. “When my shoulder dislocated mid-fight! Switched southpaw,” said Deen. However, that’s not the only injury the young boxer suffered.
When my shoulder disclocated midfight 😳! Switched southpaw pic.twitter.com/p7dZPIMyYs
— DeenTheGreat (@DeenTheGreat) October 15, 2023
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In a later tweet, Deen shared an X-ray of his hand, claiming he broke his hand while punching Walid. “Broke my hand on his face lol…be back soon ya’ll,” wrote Deen. What’s more, the Tampa resident even wants to square off against Ryan Garcia and Gervonta Davis. During the post-fight interview, Deen decided to call out both fighters.
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With the recent tweet from Deen the Great, the boxing world has turned against him while lording over Floyd’s achievements. However, the bigger question is – what do you think of Deen the Great’s tweet? Do you agree with him?
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