Boxing’s sweet as sugar champ says he was victimized sexually by a nameless coach. These revelations are expressed in Sugar Ray Leonard’s new book, The Big Fight: My Life In and Out of the Ring, which debuted Tuesday, June 6th. Spilling everything in this autobiography, the 55-year-old retired fight speaks candidely of his infidelities, drug problems and sexual abuse, Yahoo! Sports reports. Careful not to spill too much, such as the name of the coach who he alleges abused him, the gold medalist tells Yahoo! Sports, “I could state what happened to me without going further and naming names and creating more pain for anyone else.”

While Leonard doesn't name names, he does drop a clue in the book; the assault supposedly took place at the 1976 Olympics in Montreal, Canada, where he was preparing for the title. The other clue is the person was a boxing coach.

Regarding his battle with drugs, Leonard is said to have not had even a drink in almost five years. It seems he dealt with his abuse by trying to escape using alcohol and drugs. However, with the release of his new book, the former fighter's hoping he can finally heal.

The Philadelphia Eagles lost four starters in the first half then lost the game to the Green Bay Packers despite a furious comeback attempt led by a rejuvenated Michael Vick. Starting QB Kevin Kolb and MLB Stewart Bradley left the game with concussions at half time. Center Jamaal Jackson injured his elbow and Leonard Weaver suffered a horrific looking knee injury that has been termed a "sprain" by the Eagle training staff. The Green Bay Packers also lost starting running back Ryan Grant to an ankle injury.

The Packers opened up a 27-10 lead on multiple Aaron Rodgers touchdown passes. Rodgers finished the day 19 of 31 passing for 188 with touchdown passes to Greg Jennings and Donald Driver. He also threw two interceptions, including a key late pick by rookie safety Nate Allen that gave Philadelphia the opportunity to possibly tie the game in the fourth quarter.
However, Philadelphia failed to convert a late fourth and one near midfield at the two minute warning and the game was done. With Kolb out in the second half, Vick was an impressive 16 of 14 for 175 yards and a touchdown with no interceptions. He also led all players with 103 yards rushing on 11 carries.

Early, the storyline in Philadelphia was a fantastic looking Philadelphia Eagles defense stuffing an obviously talented Green Bay Packers offense all first half until the final two minutes of the half when the Packers scored twice. Three first half sacks and an interception had helped the Eagles stay in the game while the offense muddled about aimlessly. However, Aaron Rodgers' quick strike offense finally struck with a touchdown and field goal to close out the first half.
The teams traded early field goals--and injuries. Philadelphia sent Leonard Weaver to the sidelines in obvious agony with a serious knee injury. Reports are conflicting, some calling it a sprain and others terming it a broken leg. Green Bay's Ryan Grant also went to the locker room with an apparent leg injury. At different times, Kevin Kolb, Stewart Bradley, and Jamaal Jackson all left the field for Philadelphia. Kolb and Bradley are out with concussions.

The Philadelphia Eagles lost four starters in the first half then lost the game to the Green Bay Packers despite a furious comeback attempt led by a rejuvenated Michael Vick. Starting QB Kevin Kolb and MLB Stewart Bradley left the game with concussions at half time. Center Jamaal Jackson injured his elbow and Leonard Weaver suffered a horrific looking knee injury that has been termed a "sprain" by the Eagle training staff. The Green Bay Packers also lost starting running back Ryan Grant to an ankle injury.

The Packers opened up a 27-10 lead on multiple Aaron Rodgers touchdown passes. Rodgers finished the day 19 of 31 passing for 188 with touchdown passes to Greg Jennings and Donald Driver. He also threw two interceptions, including a key late pick by rookie safety Nate Allen that gave Philadelphia the opportunity to possibly tie the game in the fourth quarter.
However, Philadelphia failed to convert a late fourth and one near midfield at the two minute warning and the game was done. With Kolb out in the second half, Vick was an impressive 16 of 14 for 175 yards and a touchdown with no interceptions. He also led all players with 103 yards rushing on 11 carries.

Early, the storyline in Philadelphia was a fantastic looking Philadelphia Eagles defense stuffing an obviously talented Green Bay Packers offense all first half until the final two minutes of the half when the Packers scored twice. Three first half sacks and an interception had helped the Eagles stay in the game while the offense muddled about aimlessly. However, Aaron Rodgers' quick strike offense finally struck with a touchdown and field goal to close out the first half.
The teams traded early field goals--and injuries. Philadelphia sent Leonard Weaver to the sidelines in obvious agony with a serious knee injury. Reports are conflicting, some calling it a sprain and others terming it a broken leg. Green Bay's Ryan Grant also went to the locker room with an apparent leg injury. At different times, Kevin Kolb, Stewart Bradley, and Jamaal Jackson all left the field for Philadelphia. Kolb and Bradley are out with concussions.

Leonard Shafer appeared at the end of last night’s “Pawn Stars”. The show is about a father and son and grandson who run a Las Vegas pawn shop. A note flashed at the end of the episode which said that it is in memory of Shafer. The fans of the show were completely confused and had no idea about who he was.
With all these people started searching the Internet frantically and thus the name Leonard Shafer is there in Google hot trends since today morning. Certain things you must know first. Father Richard Harrison, son Rick Harrison and grandson Corey Harrison are all just fine and Shafer was not a member of their family. So who was this Leonard Shafer?
Some people are saying that he was a coin collector who may had featured on the hit show several times. He was from California, and according to coininfo.com, he was a NGC authorized dealer based in Burbank. He was never a star.

Leonard Shafer appeared at the end of last night’s “Pawn Stars”. The show is about a father and son and grandson who run a Las Vegas pawn shop. A note flashed at the end of the episode which said that it is in memory of Shafer. The fans of the show were completely confused and had no idea about who he was.
With all these people started searching the Internet frantically and thus the name Leonard Shafer is there in Google hot trends since today morning. Certain things you must know first. Father Richard Harrison, son Rick Harrison and grandson Corey Harrison are all just fine and Shafer was not a member of their family. So who was this Leonard Shafer?
Some people are saying that he was a coin collector who may had featured on the hit show several times. He was from California, and according to coininfo.com, he was a NGC authorized dealer based in Burbank. He was never a star.