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 homeowners association guard in the face during an argument about parking tickets. Read more: http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=6086981
