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Jamie Foxx Claims He Knocked Out Floyd Mayweather In Unreleased Movie

Jamie Foxx has revealed that he knocked out Floyd Mayweather in an unreleased movie.

Apratim Banerjee

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Jamie Foxx has revealed that he knocked out Floyd Mayweather in an unreleased movie.

The boxing and the entertainment worlds have often crossed paths, and Floyd Mayweather and Jamie Foxx are two of the most notable celebrities to collaborate with each other on multiple occasions.

Mayweather has featured in several movies. However, one movie named All-Star Weekend was never released.

Foxx, during the promotion of his next Netflix movie Back in Action, revealed that he knocked out Mayweather on the set of that movie. Featuring alongside Cameron Diaz during a press junket, Foxx said:

Yeah. I got a chance to knock out Floyd Mayweather. In my movie that’ll probably never come out. It was called 'All-Star Weekend'. I’m doing this thing and then I have to literally clock him and it’s the only time you ever see Floyd Mayweather get hit. ‘(imitating Floyd)Yeah, J Foxx. It’s okay. J Foxx, it’s not real. If it was real, come on’.

- Jamie Foxx

The clip starts at the 2:37 mark in the video below.

Jamie Foxx's hilarious narration of the story left Cameron Diaz amused as well.

Floyd Mayweather is one of the greatest boxers in history. He boasts an incredible professional record of 50-0-0, being one of the most defensively equipped boxers of all time during his career.

There are very few times Mayweather was ever hit clean by an opponent and he was never knocked down. Hence, him getting knocked out is a scene fans could only see in a movie.

However, it seems like fans will never get that chance as the movie All-Star Weekend has never been released.

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Apratim Banerjee
APRATIM BANERJEE

Apratim is an experienced sports journalist and has covered Football, Boxing, MMA, and more for the past five years. He has worked for Sports Illustrated, Sportskeeda, EssentiallySports, and other publications. Apratim is currently pursuing an MSc. in Sport Marketing at Loughborough University London.