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Floyd Mayweather faces theft charges for using bad cheque to buy a watch Boxing legend allegedly wrote the cheque on New Year's Eve 2024 and could face up to 20 years in jail if found guilty.

Floyd Mayweather Is Facing Felony Charges After Allegedly Using Bad ... Floyd Mayweather Is Facing Felony Charges After Allegedly Using Bad Check To Buy A $200,000 Watch By Brian Warner on June 16, 2026 in Articles › Entertainment The ongoing Floyd Mayweather financial saga just got even stranger. For months, Floyd "Money" Mayweather has been surrounded by an increasingly bizarre pileup of financial headlines. Back in January, we covered a lengthy investigation into Floyd Mayweather's finances that raised questions about loans, liens, foreclosures, unpaid bills, and asset sales. A month later, Floyd went on offense by filing a $340 million lawsuit against Showtime , claiming a huge portion of his career earnings had been diverted into accounts he did not control. We later paid $19 to download the full complaint and broke down the specific allegations. Then came the $330,000 unpaid rent lawsuit tied to a $100,000-per-month luxury Manhattan apartment. Then came a reported $7.3 million IRS lien . Then came Floyd's own $175 million lawsuit against former business associates, involving claims about missing money, Manhattan real estate, a Gulfstream jet, and $100 million in jewelry. And…

Floyd Mayweather faces felony charges in Las Vegas Boxer Floyd Mayweather faces two felony charges in Las Vegas for theft and the “intent to defraud,” alleging he wrote a bad check to buy a watch at a Las Vegas luxury resale store LAS VEGAS --Boxer Floyd Mayweather faces two felony charges in Las Vegas over allegations that he wrote a bad check to purchase a watch from a luxury resale store. Mayweather was scheduled for an initial appearance Monday in Las Vegas Justice Court. He was not physically present for the hearing, but an attorney represented him on his behalf, according to the Clark County District Attorney's office. His case is scheduled for a hearing in September. Mayweather, 49, was charged in April with theft as well as drawing and passing a check without sufficient funds with the intent to defraud, according to court records. Prosecutors in Clark County allege that in December 2024, Mayweather wrote a $200,000 check through Wells Fargo Bank to Las Vegas designer resale store Gold and Beyond, despite having insufficient funds in his account, according to the criminal complaint. Mayweather's attorney and representatives did not immediately return requests for comme…

Floyd Mayweather facing 2 felony charges alleging theft, intent to ... Floyd Mayweather is facing charges of theft and drawing or passing a check with intent to defraud value of $1,200 or greater.Candice Ward / Getty Images Nevada authorities have charged boxer Floyd Mayweather with two felony counts stemming from allegations that he passed a bad check to make a $200,000 purchase. Mayweather, 49, is facing charges of theft and “drawing or passing a check with intent to defraud value of $1,200 or greater,” according to documents filed April 27 in Clark County court. Advertisement According to ESPN, which obtained a copy of the receipt, the item in question is an Audemars Piguet watch purchased Dec. 25, 2024. Mayweather was initially scheduled to appear in court Monday. But because no warrant was issued for his arrest, the courts only issued a summons to begin the case, and his attorney, Adrian Lobo, appeared on his behalf. According to the filing, prosecutors allege Mayweather willfully and unlawfully “drew and passed a check” of $200,000 from his Wells Fargo Bank account to Gold & Beyond, a high-end resale fashion store in Las Vegas. The filing alleges Mayweather “had insuff…

Floyd Mayweather facing felony charges for passing bad check Boxer Floyd Mayweather is facing two felony charges alleging theft and "intent to defraud" by passing a bad check to purchase a $200,000 watch in Las Vegas, according to Nevada court records. Mayweather was not present for a Clark County court hearing Monday and was instead represented by his counsel. Mayweather's official charges are "theft, value $100,000 or greater" and "draw or pass check with intent to defraud, value $1,200 or greater." Clark County prosecutors filed an initial criminal complaint on April 27, according to court records obtained by ESPN, followed three days later by a court order that Mayweather appear before a judge. Monday's appearance by his attorney apparently fulfilled that order. The complaint alleges Mayweather wrote a $200,000 check from a Wells Fargo Bank account to Gold and Beyond, a high-end Las Vegas resale boutique, on Dec. 31, 2024. The complaint alleges Mayweather wrote the check when he "had insufficient money, property, or credit" in the account to pay it in full. ESPN obtained a copy of the receipt for the Audemars Piguet watch that was purchased on Dec. 25, 2024. The theft cha…

Floyd Mayweather Facing Felony Charges Over $200K Watch Floyd Mayweather. Credit: Wendell Cruz-Imagn Images Floyd Mayweather Facing 2 Felony Charges After Using “Bad” Check To Buy $200,000 Luxury Watch June 17, 2026, 2:06pm EST 139 • By Orlando Silva It doesn’t look good. Floyd Mayweather now faces two felony charges in Las Vegas. Prosecutors allege the undefeated boxing icon used a bad check to buy a $200,000 Audemars Piguet watch from a high-end resale boutique called Gold and Beyond in December 2024. Clark County authorities charged the legendary boxer with theft of property valued at $100,000 or greater and passing a check with intent to defraud. The case centers on a $200,000 check written from a Wells Fargo account that reportedly had insufficient funds. Floyd Mayweather Legal Battle Unfolds Floyd Mayweather (Image Credits: Imagn) 🚨 FREE $500 GIFT CARD 🚨 Climb the leaderboard at 84-0.com. Finish #1. Win big. 👇 The store waited over a year before filing a complaint. The jeweler’s attorney stated they gave the retired boxer multiple opportunities to resolve the issue privately. Mayweather’s attorney appeared in court on his behalf on Monday, but the fighter himself did not att…