Floyd Mayweather Sr. Pleads Not Guilty to Battery Charge After Turning Self In

The attorney for Floyd Mayweather Sr. pleaded not guilty on his behalf in a Las Vegas court Thursday to battery charges from an alleged altercation with a woman outside of the T-Mobile Arena after the Gennady Golovkin vs. Canelo Alvarez fight on Sept. 17, according to TMZ Sports. 

A warrant was issued for Mayweather's arrest at the time but cancelled after he turned himself in Tuesday.

According to TMZ, Mayweather, 65,  and the woman began arguing as they headed to his car. He then "allegedly told the woman to get out of the car, but she refused so he reached in and dragged her out by the leg."

The woman reportedly told police he then punched her in the leg outside of the car before driving away without her. She was hospitalized afterward and treated for minor injuries. 

Mayweather Sr., the father of retired boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. and a former boxer himself, denied the accusations and his representative accused the woman of trying to extort money. 

He is due back in court on March 27, according to TMZ.