According to The New York Times, Sugar Ray Leonard, former world champion boxer, made a sad confession in his book was violated twice by Olympic coach as a teenager.
The first time happened when I was competing in a tournament in New York and he was 15. The other time, years later, there was a car parked in a place where no one was around and when the coach discussed his prospects in the 1976 Olympics.
's autobiography called "The Big Fight: My Life In and Out of the Ring" will be released in June. In it, Leonard also talks about his cocaine use, how difficult it was to be a father at 17 years and its growth in a home where he lived with domestic violence and alcohol abuse.
During his career, Leonard won titles in five categories different and is listed as one of the greatest boxers of all time.
The first time happened when I was competing in a tournament in New York and he was 15. The other time, years later, there was a car parked in a place where no one was around and when the coach discussed his prospects in the 1976 Olympics.
's autobiography called "The Big Fight: My Life In and Out of the Ring" will be released in June. In it, Leonard also talks about his cocaine use, how difficult it was to be a father at 17 years and its growth in a home where he lived with domestic violence and alcohol abuse.
During his career, Leonard won titles in five categories different and is listed as one of the greatest boxers of all time.
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