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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

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.

The theft charge claims Mayweather wrote the check “in exchange for obtaining property or services” while
“knowing that the check would not be paid when presented.” The complaint alleges Mayweather did this
“knowingly, feloniously, and without lawful authority.”

It is the latest in a litany of legal woes for Mayweather.
Plaintiffs in separate civil cases in at least four states allege Mayweather owes them money. The Internal Revenue Service has a tax lien of more than $7.2 million levied against Mayweather for unpaid taxes in 2018 and
2023. A Las Vegas-area gated community filed a separate lien of over $22,500.