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Frank Warren releases Tyson Fury statement amid drug allegations
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dailystar.co.ukTyson Fury's promoter Frank Warren has released a statement in response to an article alleging a farmer was offered £25,000 to lie for the heavyweight star.
The Mail on Sunday published an article in which Lancashire farmer Martin Carefoot claimed he was offered £25,000 by a member of Fury's entourage to say he supplied Tyson and cousin Hughie with wild boar meat.
The two boxers were given backdated two-year drugs bans in 2017 after returning positive tests for elevated levels of nandrolone which they blamed on eating uncastrated boar meat or contaminated supplements.
Warren has now released a statement in which he branded the allegations a "load of rubbish" and stated he does not expect the matter to go any further with UKAD.
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