Dada 5000 Offers Baby Slice World Title Shot in BYB Extreme Bareknuckle Boxing

STREETFIGHTING legend Dada 5000 has offered the son of former rival Kimbo Slice the chance to become a world champion.

The 2016 fight between boyhood-friends-turned-rivals Dada 5000 and Slice was one of the biggest in MMA history.

Fans in 2.5 million homes across America tuned in to watch what was declared a no contest after Slice failed a drugs test.

Slice died a few weeks later, while Dada 500 went on to set up bareknuckle boxing business BackYard Boxing Extreme.

The 47 year old says he plans to fight again in the trigon this year – and says Baby Slice is welcome to fight for his company.

Slice – real name Kevin Ferguson Jr – was lined up to fight social media influencer Bryce Hall in Philadelphia in January before the fight fell through.

Dada 5000 says Slice’s “pride might not let him” fight for BYB Extreme, but insists he settled his differences with his late father before they fought.

Dada 5000 – real name Dhafir Harris –  said: “We would give him a fair fight and see if he could take his game to the highest level.

“He could be a world champion with us. It would be good to have him on our shows. He can be part of the fastest growing sport in the world.”

Dada 500 says that whoever fights on his shows, it is guaranteed to be exciting.

He said: “98 % of fights end in a knockout and it it’s not a knockout, it’s a great fight.”