In a recent interview with ESPN about his latest video game, Blood In The Sand, 50 Cent cleared up the confusion of his alleged fight with retired boxer, Floyd Mayweather Jr.

“He was going to do the match in WWE at Wrestlemania and he started telling everyone that I was going to be there,” 50 Explained.  “So everyone got all excited and started asking me if I was going to come, and I was like, ‘If you’re really getting $20 million for this, then give me some money.’ He was sitting there with a million dollars cash in a bag, and he kept telling me he was going to get me money for appearing, but I was like ‘No, give me some of that money right there.’ He had one million dollars in the bag, it was physically right in front of me, so why should I have to wait to get paid? Just give me that money right there. He wasn’t with it, and that’s how it all started.”

When asked what exactly happened 50 admitted that the two got into a fist fight.

“Yeah, we got into a little scrap, a little boxing match,” 50 Cent told the sports network. “Well, it wasn’t really much of a boxing match because he hit me in the back of my ear. He’s so fast, he’s just so fast. The thing about it is, everyone who is around him works for him. And for a second, he tried to talk to me like I was one of the people working for him. He tried to tell me what to do so I grabbed him. I snatched his little ass up then he hit me and was like ‘What’s wrong with you?’ We were mad for a second, but then everything went back to normal.”

By now we’re all well aware that credibility is a big thing with 50.  Whether it be street cred or in this case the ability to stick with (who was then) boxing’s pound for pound best fighter.  50 would later admit that he and Mayweather are still cool and this was just a random fight among friends.  The two go back quite a bit including most notably 50′s $1 million bet on Mayweather in his fight against Oscar De La Hoya so the fact that they still talk isn’t surprising.