Holyfield agent angered as steroid scandal sparks denials

0 Comments | AFP, February, 2007

NEW YORK (AFP) — News of a US steroid scandal sparked denials from those linked to an alleged internet steroid distribution scheme that has resulted in four arrests and the seizure of records from a Florida pharmacy.

Authorities said the customer list for performance-enhancing drugs uncovered by the investigation included some Major League Baseball and National Football League players and former heavyweight boxing champion Evander Holyfield.

Pat English, lawyer for Holyfield promotion company Main Events, told the New York Daily News the accusation was "bullshit".

"I've known Evander 20-something years. And by the way, he has been regularly tested (for steroids) when he fights in Vegas."

Holyfield has not fought in Las Vegas since November 4, 2003,...

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