Justin Bieber Feud: Called Out by Boxing Champ Fernando Vargas After Floyd Mayweather Training Pics

Justin Bieber is among the most famous and successful young pop singers in the world. So, it makes sense that his popularity would make him a target for a lot of people. In recent news, Bieber hasn't made things easy on himself by posting several pics of himself and Floyd Mayweather doing boxing training together on social media (even though he doesn't really have a knack for it). It has resulted in Justin being called out by two-time boxing champ Fernando Vargas and his son.

Bieber's career has burned bright and hot since its start in 2009. That same year, he became the first artist to have seven songs from a debut album hit the Billboard Hot 100.

From that point on, Justin has been a teen icon and dominant figure in the world of music. He has won several industry awards including Artist of the Year, Best New Artist and Best Pop Vocal Album.

However, the Biebs has been revealed to have a more scandalous and arrogant side to his nature.

In turn, it is not surprising that Justin was recently called out after posting pics of himself and Floyd Mayweather together. According to TMZ Sports, Fernando Vargas thinks his son would wipe the floor with Bieber:

"Justin Bieber just got CALLED OUT by former two-time boxing champ Fernando Vargas -- who says his teenage son Fernando Jr. would KICK THE CRAP out of the Biebs ... and wants his chance to do so. 'Bring him down, we'll meet him anywhere, I'd love to do a fight with Justin Bieber and my son.' The younger Vargas weighed in too, saying he's seen Justin . training with Floyd on social media and says he definitely wants to test his pretty Canadian chin."

Other reports suggest that Vargas would have a very one-sided bout on his hands. Reported on by FoxSports, Justin should leave the Boxing to Mayweather:

"The wildly popular (if you're a 12-year-old girl) pop singer is actually training boxing under the tutelage of Mayweather, the top boxer on the planet. There is actually video footage of Bieber hitting mitts. The good news is he's better than "The Situation." The bad news? He isn't good at all and he probably thinks he's doing awesome. Bieber's hands are too low, his chin is up in the air and he's throwing nothing but arm punches."

So, will we see Biebs and Vargas Jr. in a match up? Let us know your opinions in the comment section below.