Ousted G-Unit member Young Buck went on XM radio Friday and challenged Tony Yayo to a boxing match. Now, we're all for men settling their differences in a civilized manner, but for some reason this sounds a little ridiculous. "As far as Yayo talking about he wanna fight, I'll do it," Buck said. "I'll do it off of real n---- s--- I swear on my child's life. If they line this s--- up, where me and that n--- can go in a ring, we can put that s--- on VH1. We can make that s--- real life. I'll have Floyd Mayweather training me. I'll knock that n----'s fat, flabby, old non-rappin' ass out." We suggest the pair battle it out mixed martial arts style or the whole crew should look in taking it straight to the WWE.

Hot 97's Miss Info has revealed five minutes of a painful phone call between former G-Unit artist Young Buck and 50 Cent, where Buck begs forgiveness for his misdeeds. "I understand I done got off track," Buck says. "I don't know what to do... A n---- just want that same family feel like it's always been. I know I'm outta line, I don't want you to dismember me from the crew, honestly...I'm just trying to make you happy."

50 is heard reassuring Buck, encouraging an even more painful second half of the conversation where Buck breaks into tears over his estrangement from his former crew.

The conversation goes as follows:

Former G-Unit member Young Buck airs out his grievances while performing in Tampa, Florida. The Cashville rapper, who's apparently still bitter about being kicked out of G-Unit, went on a bit of a rant last weekend while performing at a club in Tampa. "F--- G-Unit, n----! I'm gonna give you what you really wanna hear, 'cause Florida n----s wanna really know what the f--- really be going on with Buck," the rapper said to the crowd.

Check out the video after the jump.

Young Buck, who was recently ousted from G-Unit , isn't letting his beef with 50 Cent keep him down. The Cashville rapper decided he'd take his frustrations out in the studio. The rapper kicks off the track, proclaiming "It's two sides to every story," before launching into lyrics that express some of the issues Buck had with his former crew.

Listen to 'It's Not Okay.'

"You can take this as official notice," 50 Cent told New York radio station Hot 97's morning-show hosts, Miss Jones and DJ Envy before announcing that Young Buck is no longer a member of G-Unit crew, but still on the record label as a solo artist.

"I think you have to give them something to blow it out of proportion," 50 said when asked how he felt about Buck's recent comments regarding his status with the crew. "Buck did that. I think that what he was saying, in order to validate himself as a man, he feels he has to go against what I'm doing, similar to some of the things we've seen from Game."

Buck, who'd been M.I.A. on G-Unit mixtapes, spoke out about his diminishing role in the group in a recent interview with XXL magazine. "It's an understanding that we have as a crew," the Nashville rapper told the magazine. "Not just with 50, but as a family. Everybody has had they situations, but everybody handles that s--- a little different. 'Cause we all individual men. For me, it's just about gettin' s--- off my chest and airing the s--- out. But as far as being disloyal to my n-----, it's far from that."