Video Of Floyd Mayweather Having An Altercation With A Random Woman, Who Had No Idea Who He Is, Goes Viral

Jul 14, 2014; New York, NY, USA; Floyd Mayweather Jr. reacts during press conference at Times Square. Reuters

A video of Floyd Mayweather having an altercation with a random woman is making the rounds online, in various news outlets and social media websites. In the video, Mayweather was seen arguing with a woman who claimed she doesn't know who he is.

The video was uploaded on YouTube by a certain user who goes by the handle "Can't Ban The Snowman" on Oct. 1. It has more than 250,000 views as of this writing. Apparently, Mayweather recently had a trip to the UK. While enjoying a trim at a barber shop in Brixton, South London, Mayweather came across a woman, who said she doesn't recognise him.

In addition to being the wealthiest sports personality, Mayweather is one of the most successful boxers in history. The woman's statement seemed enough to piss the unbeated fighter off. He was completely in awe to find out that not everyone is aware of him or his accolades in the sport of boxing.

"I don't know you, so what's the big deal," the woman said. According to the woman, she likes to watch big and exciting fights and she knows Mike Tyson too. However, for some reason, she just had no clue who Mayweather is.

"You know what," Mayweather retorted. "I need to Google you." Mayweather even bragged about the money he takes from his fights and said he can make as much as 100 million dollars in just 60 minutes.

The woman went on and said she knows Usain Bolt. The video has also reached the Jamaican sprinter because he tweeted his reaction to it on Oct. 1.

I had to laugh..well I should take comfort in the fact that she know Usain Bolt..loll : http://t.co/VdBsCk3SRO
— Usain St. Leo Bolt (@usainbolt) October 1, 2014

Greg Howard of Dead Spin thought that the altercation video could all be staged. Recently, Mayweather admitted that his show, "All Access," which was aired ahead of his rematch with Marcos Maidana, was fake.

After 47 consecutive wins and 10 major world titles, Mayweather didn't think it was funny that a person had no clue how popular he is. Watch the video in its full entirety below.