Prosecutors Charge Floyd Mayweather Jr. With Felony Theft Over $200,000 Watch
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Floyd Mayweather faces two felony charges in the state of Nevada related to the alleged acquisition of an Audemars Piguet watch valued at €172,359 in December 2024. According to judicial records accessed by ESPN channel, it is alleged that the athlete used an unfunded check to make such a purchase. The charges presented consist of theft of a value of €86,179 or more, which is punishable in Nevada with one to twenty years' imprisonment and fines …
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Most people facing felony theft headlines would probably prefer the attention to disappear. Floyd Mayweather appears to want more of it. Days after felony charges in Nevada placed fresh scrutiny on the undefeated boxing legend, Mayweather responded with a lengthy message welcoming the coverage and dismissing criticism as little more than free publicity. Instead of… Read More »Floyd Mayweather Embraces Felony Theft Headlines as ‘Free Promotion’
Prosecutors Charge Floyd Mayweather Jr. With Felony Theft Over $200,000 Watch
Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather Jr., 49, is facing two felony charges in Las Vegas after allegedly using a bad check to purchase a $200,000 luxury watch. Prosecutors in Clark County filed the formal criminal complaint on April 27, 2026, following a lengthy dispute between the fighter and Gold and Beyond, a high-end resale boutique. The charges involve allegations of theft and the intent to defraud stemming from a transaction that occurred in Dece…
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