Floyd Mayweather, the legendary undefeated boxer, is passing on his skills to his young grandson in a heartwarming display of family tradition. The retired champion, who boasts a perfect 50-0 record, has taken to Instagram to share moments from his boxing masterclass with three-year-old Kentrell DeSean Gaulden Jr, affectionately known as KJ.

The footage captures Mayweather coaching his grandson in the gym, where KJ attempts to punch the heavy bag with single punches. Despite his small size, KJ gives it his best shot, even commenting adorably, “My hands are too little,” as he struggles to keep up with his grandfather’s fast-paced combinations.

As Mayweather expertly demonstrates his technique on the speed bag, KJ can be seen trying to emulate him, giggling and jumping in an attempt to reach the bag. The cute interactions highlight the special bond between the boxing icon and his grandson.

This display of generational skill-sharing comes at a time when Mayweather is preparing for an exhibition fight against John Gotti III in Mexico. The retired boxer continues to inspire and engage his fans, both inside and outside the ring.