Floyd Mayweather's Entourage Fights with Woman at Golden State Warriors Game?

With Rachel Nichols and Michelle Beadle making sure no stone goes unturned when it comes to Floyd Mayweather and his less than humane treatment toward women, every story regarding him and any member of the female gender seems to get coverage. It's the case even when Mayweather isn't the one at fault at all. Last night's Golden State Warriors playoff game was one of those instances where Mayweather was connected to something despite having zero blame in it whatsoever. Apparently, a member of his entourage got into an argument with a woman and she responded by hitting his follower with one of Golden State's thundersticks.

The incident started after Mayweather was shown on the stadium's jumbotron. Naturally, the crowd booed and the woman involved in the altercation kept heckling Mayweather long after he had been off the screen. The entourage member found himself arguing with her and this prompted the thunderstick being thrown in his direction.

Personnel close to the Golden State Warriors say the incident wasn't a big deal and the fight was quickly resolved. The member of Mayweather's entourage did not physically go after the woman, but he was pretty angry she threw something at him.

A representative of the Oakland Police Department was contacted by TMZ after the altercation. According to them, nobody was hurt and the argument was "mutual."

"We do have record of an incident that occurred at about 9:45 PM at the Oracle Arena regarding a mutual combat battery which occurred between a man and a woman," the officer stated. "Neither party wished to press charges against the other, nobody was arrested and no injuries were sustained."

It's unknown whether the woman or the member of the entourage was removed from the game. Either way, Mayweather didn't have a good time.

Do you think Mayweather's entourage reacted well under the thunderstick-throwing circumstances?

A photo posted by Floyd Mayweather (@floydmayweather) on May 6, 2015 at 7:07pm PDT