Championship boxer, Floyd Mayweather, severely beat the mother of his children and ex-girlfriend, Josie Harris, for dating another man, Chicago Bulls basketball player, C.J. Watson. Mayeather confronted Harris at her Las Vegas home, after viewing her text messages to Watson.

Josie Harris 

He reportedly asked her if she is having sex with Watson and she did not deny the claim, giving him an affirmative response. Mayweather flew into a rage and began threatening her. She called the police and he was removed from the property. He returned hours later through the side door of his son's bedroom and attacked Harris in her sleep.

CJ Watson, who now plays for the Chicago Bulls

Mayweather is alleged to have pulled Harris out of bed by her hair, dragged her onto the ground, punched her in the head repeatedly and twisted her arm, attempting to break it. He did so, right in front of their children, who he threatened not to call the police. Neighbors heard her blood curdling screams and police were summoned to the property. Mayweather was arrested on a domestic violence charge and for larceny, as he took Harris' purse.

Floyd Mayweather and R&B singer, Rhozanda "Chilli" Thomas of TLC

The violence against women by famous men is growing more disturbing with each incident that hits the headlines. Famous men are supposed to set an example, yet often behave worse than anonymous individuals. Violence against women is wrong, regardless of who engages in the criminal misconduct.

Floyd Mayweather and R&B singer Keyshia Cole

There is a trend in Hollywood of famous men abusing their ex-wives and ex-girlfriends, even though they are dating other people. Case in point, Mayweather has been dating famous women and unknowns, yet became enraged with his ex-girlfriend, the mother of his children, for finding someone else. It is as though famous men seek to keep a stable of women, like a harem, where females are to be solely devoted to them and no one else.     

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