Mayweather trial reset in Vegas guard scuffle case

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Floyd Mayweather Jr. won’t face trial until at least April on a misdemeanor charge in a November scuffle with a security guard outside Mayweather’s Las Vegas home.

The 33-year-old boxer wasn’t in court Thursday while a judge agreed to postpone trial until April 25.

That’ll be after a March 10 evidence hearing on an unrelated felony domestic violence case that could get the undefeated prizefighter 34 years in prison.

The misdemeanor case stems from allegations that Mayweather poked a 21-year-old homeowner association guard in the face during an argument about parking tickets.

Mayweather’s attorneys have denied wrongdoing on his behalf.

Mayweather is one of boxing’s richest and most recognizable figures, but he has been dogged in recent years by allegations of violence at home and at Las Vegas clubs.