Boxing champion Floyd Mayweather Jr has been charged with jabbing a finger in the face of a security guard after he placed two parking tickets on his vehicles.
The 33-year-old star allegedly attacked worker Shayne Smith outside his luxury home in Las Vegas last month.
Nine-times world champion Mayweather is accused of battery after poking the private security officer, according to U.S. reports.
Paperwork says he screamed at Smith that he had 'no f***ing business' touching his cars, celebrity website TMZ.com said.
Mayweather reportedly tore one of the tickets off his car and put it on the 21-year-old homeowner association guard's vehicle.
The paperwork says: 'While lambasting Smith, Mayweather was allegedly jabbing his finger into the left side of Smith's cheek just below his eye.
'This willful and unlawful use of force and violence upon Smith caused redness and discoloration to the area which was battered by Mayweather.'
The worker says in the documents he drove off following the incident on November 15 to 'de-esculate' the situation.
He then told his manager what had happened and took photos of the injury he had suffered.
When police officers arrived Mayweather allegedly refused to come out of his home to speak to them.
The boxer, who lives in South Highlands, Las Vegas, Nevada, has not yet commented on the charges.
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