Cyrus Langhorne
Maybach Music Group’s Rick Ross reportedly took a moment away from the recording studio and helped coach a basketball team last weekend in Florida.
According to reports, Ricky Rozay took part in the fourth annual Nike South Beach Celebrity Court of Dreams game against former NFL star Bryant McKinnie.
Ross served as coach for a star-studded group, which included a number of American football players, while the opposing team was lead by former NFL lineman Bryant McKinnie. However, Ross’ skills proved to be more suited for music as his team lost to McKinnie’s, 62 to 38. The event raised more than $35,000 for the children’s charity. (News Net 5)
Recently, Ross proclaimed he was a bigger “boss” than rap’s elite.
“I’m even a bigger threat than them. Because all the genius moves they’ve been able to pull off I’ve been able to watch and study from the sideline. I got to see some of these dudes make the biggest electronics deals, the biggest lifestyle deals, the clothing brands, whatever it may be, I got to see that before it was actually my time and I got to prepare and do what bosses do. Plot, big time. Remain war ready. And I think right now we in a position where in two or three years there won’t even be a doubt who the powerhouse is in this game.” (XXL Mag)
Ross also gave his take on winding down and cashing-in on retirement.
“Long as I’m havin’ fun. Long as the energy remains where it is, man, Ricky Rozay The Bawse gonna shine like the moon itself,” Ross said referring to any possible retirement plans. (XXL Mag)
The “Bawse” recently said MMG protégé Wale would be executive producing an upcoming Self Made, Vol. 4 album.
“We really ain’t get into ‘Self Made 4’ yet. Wale’s executive producing ‘Self Made 4,’ so you know he’s going to point the gun and I’m going to squeeze the trigger.” (Revolt TV)
I was there…them hoes was on swole out there.