Comments Thread For: Photo: Mayweather's Accuser: Facial Pic of 'Poke' Damage

[UglyPug]

This guy is a loser and ***** for pressing charges, but what Floyd did to him, is still wrong. Man, you a grown ass man, you can't be throwing a ****ing temper tantrum and poking ****ing bum security guards in the face?!? come on man. . . you are a professional ****ing boxer, one of the best in the world, wtf is wrong with your dumbass... I would probably press charges too, just to make **** harder on mayweather and **** with him lol... and I know some of you poor ass, ****** dwelling, food stamp kids in here would JUMP at the chance tpo get some money

[lopez36]

guys like mayweather who are famous think they can do whatever they want..and i hope this guy gets something out of it,just because it's floyd he shouldn't act like that,i think the whole mayweather family is crazy,***********al family

[Russian Crushin]

Marg after Pac has nothing in this guy

[BattlingNelson]

Pressing your thumb on your face doesn't leave marks.

I think everyone is missing the entire point. Whether its a finger poke, or a leg kick, it is against the law to be touching anyone in a confrontational manner especially when you're trying to hurt them.
Would Floyd himself like it if someone poked their finger in his face during a dispute? Of course not.


Is it a bit prissy of the security guard to go to the police? Maybe, but thats his right as a citizen. I don't give a **** about any celebrity, they aren't better than anyone else and have no right to be trying to physically intimidate anyone.

Of course it's against the law to attack the guard. I think the question here is if Floyd really did do it. This lame pic doesn't look like irrefuteable evidence to me. In fact this guard has every motive to blow a minor incident up to something big for obvious reasons.

We need witnesses. Not some random pic.

[Nuurzhaelan]

Here it is -- photos of the carnage Floyd Mayweather Jr. allegedly caused with a poke of his finger ... during a crazy encounter with a security guard last month.

Dude's a *****. I have nothing else.

[Nuurzhaelan]

This guy is a loser and ***** for pressing charges, but what Floyd did to him, is still wrong. Man, you a grown ass man, you can't be throwing a ****ing temper tantrum and poking ****ing bum security guards in the face?!? come on man. . . you are a professional ****ing boxer, one of the best in the world, wtf is wrong with your dumbass... I would probably press charges too, just to make **** harder on mayweather and **** with him lol... and I know some of you poor ass, ****** dwelling, food stamp kids in here would JUMP at the chance tpo get some money

No, you cannot. If he wanted to do something about it he should have done something then. That was (allegedly) assault. He had a right to retaliate if he was 'concerned for his physical well being.' That's all it takes. If he had witnesses to corroborate his story, then he fights back (even if he didn't) and either Floyd kicks his ass and REALLY gets in a legal bind, or he gets the better of Floyd in a just response.

What he pulled is a super mega ***** move.

[Lorily]

We cant even see injuries. Did he really 'poke' him or did the security guard just slap himself in the face and making up this incident to 'extort' a celebrity?

The thing is Bat, to my knowledge, no mention of suing has even been made yet. He filed assault charges against him, not legal papers. Now, do I think he MAY sue him? It's very possible in the future I'm sure. But to assume the man "slapped himself" and set up a non-existant confrontation (to include writing Mayweather several tickets) rather than to believe that Mayweather, who has been on a complete tirade for the last couple of months, poked a man who dared to tell him what he can and can't do - just seems a bit far fetched for me.

[borikua]

That's plaster-like damage.

[BattlingNelson]

The thing is Bat, to my knowledge, no mention of suing has even been made yet. He filed assault charges against him, not legal papers. Now, do I think he MAY sue him? It's very possible in the future I'm sure. But to assume the man "slapped himself" and set up a non-existant confrontation (to include writing Mayweather several tickets) rather than to believe that Mayweather, who has been on a complete tirade for the last couple of months, poked a man who dared to tell him what he can and can't do - just seems a bit far fetched for me.

You can rest assured that a suit is coming up. My point is that people jump on this opportunity to bash Floyd even though so little is known.

No question that Floyd deserves the bashung if he is guilty, but all we know so far is the word of a security guard and a dim pic. Not a shed of evidence.

[gonhlywd]

This is not good news. The prosecution in Floyd's upcoming trial will certainly use this incident to establish a pattern.