Ndamukong Suh loses playful arm wrestle with Warren Buffett

Ndamukong Suh signed a giant contract this offseason with the Miami Dolphins and Warren Buffett will be giving him financial advice, along with a free arm wrestle.

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If you’re Ndamukong Suh, you have to be a pretty happy guy. Suh just left a franchise in the Detroit Lions that hasn’t won a playoff game since 1991 in order to get paid a boatload of cash from the Miami Dolphins.

In fact, Suh signed a monster contract worth $114 million this offseason and he gets to move south to a much more tropical climate than Detroit, Mich.

When you make as much money as Suh is now set to make, you usually need to seek out financial advice from someone who actually knows how to deal with that much money. Enter, Warren Buffett, one of the richest men in the world.

Other athletes had also sought advice from Buffett, such as Alex Rodriguez and LeBron James.

However, none of those other athletes have gotten the special treatment from Buffett that Suh is currently getting. Suh seems to be Buffett’s personal arm wrestling pawn.

"ICYMI: Warren Buffett just arm-wrestled NFL player Ndamukong Suh live on @SquawkCNBChttp://t.co/888pkvTzyNhttps://t.co/ESgUbjEjrS— CNBC (@CNBC) May 4, 2015"

You would think the 305-pound defensive tackle could take an 84-year-old billionaire, but that wasn’t the case — even if it was just a joke.

Suh took Buffett on during a live broadcast of CNBC’s Squawk Box. These two seem to have a great relationship and it was a smart move on Suh’s part to take the loss.

Ndamukong can expect a nice birthday present this year.

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