After Ending 50 Cent Feud, Floyd Mayweather & T.I. Patch Up Past Problems

Grammy-winning rapper T.I. and boxing champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. have put their past problems aside and shown one another love on social media.

Although now-deleted, Tip congratulated Mayweather on his publicized victory over fighter Manny Pacquiao this past weekend.

Check out the details behind T.I. and Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s past fight issues on the next page…

While he did not get deep into details, reality television star Tiny’s husband T.I. previously admitted his problems with Floyd dated back past a May 2014 altercation.

“There was history. There was definitely history,” Tip said in an interview. “I don’t care what you do to whoever else. I don’t care who you speak to, how you speak to them. You dealing with me you gonna deal with me like a man. I feel like my steps are guided, man. I’m a man of God. When I step I ain’t got nobody to fear, but God himself. I don’t got no fire I can’t walk through. I done been through it all.” (Hot 97)

Tip initially relied on his Instagram page to dismiss reports of enduring physical harm to his face when a Mayweather fight story first broke out last year.

“They said I’ve got two black eyes. Where they at, though? These ones I’m looking at? Is they black for real? D*mn, been like that all my life. F*cked my hand up. That’s about it. [laughs],” Tip said in a video followed by the caption “Two black what?????? C’mon now. Never in da history of Nigga-dom. But nice try tho. Lol” (T.I.’s Instagram)

Following the controversy, Mayweather admitted a photo of himself alongside Tiny most likely sparked the May 25, 2014 confrontation.

“I’m eating at Fatburger and next thing you know, he walk in talking about we need to talk again. And then I told him, “You need to get the f-ck outta my face. That’s what you better do.” And then he said, “I ain’t talking to all these people so you ain’t gotta talk loud.” I said, “Listen, don’t come to my face with no disrespectful sh-t. Like I told you before, you must’ve forgot what I did for a living.” He said, “You do in the ring, I do it in the streets.” I said, “My man, I do it everywhere. You can find out if you want to.” Just like that. … Then a couple of words exchange and people got to pushing and a riot kinda broke out. And then a bunch of chaos and that was basically it. Because, like I said before, he probably does some foolish things, but he ain’t no damn fool to swing on me.” (Necole Bitchie)