Boxer George Foreman faces lawsuit by third woman accusing him of r*pe when she was 15

• George Foreman, the former American boxer, has been accused of child sexual abuse by a third woman, who is a family member of his. The anonymous woman has filed a civil lawsuit claiming Foreman raped her in 1974 at his ranch in Livermore, California when she was only 15.
• Two women have previously filed lawsuits against Foreman, alleging that he molested them when they were as young as 13. Foreman vehemently denies these allegations and has accused the women of extortion.
• The accusations come as a new biopic, “Big George Foreman,” based on the boxer’s life, including his famous match against Muhammad Ali in 1974, has premiered in theaters.

George Foreman, the former American boxer and grill magnate, has been accused of child sexual abuse by a third woman, who is actually a member of his family.

The anonymous 64-year-old woman filed a civil lawsuit in Alameda County, California, claiming that Foreman raped her in 1974 at his ranch in Livermore when she was only 15. According to the complaint, Foreman began to ask the then-teenage girl sexually explicit questions, and when she refused his advances, he raped her.

The lawsuit is the latest in a series of accusations against Foreman, who has already been sued by two women who claim he molested them when they were as young as 13. Foreman denies all the claims and has accused the women of extortion.

The new complaint was filed just days after the premiere of a biopic about Foreman’s life, “Big George Foreman,” which covers his boxing career, including his famous match against Muhammad Ali in 1974.

However, the accusations made by the three women paint a different picture of the character of the man portrayed in the film.

The lawsuit filed by the anonymous woman alleges that a Foreman family member took her from Houston to Livermore to help babysit the boxer’s child, and Foreman paid for all expenses, including the flight. When she was left unattended with Foreman during the visit, he began to ask her sexually explicit questions and then raped her.

The woman claims that she blocked the memory of the assault from her mind until the last three years when sexual assault came up in a conversation with her friend, and the memories came flooding back.

The two previous lawsuits were filed by Gwen Hunter and Denise Shipes, who claim they were the daughters of Foreman’s sparring partner and boxing manager, respectively, and first met him when they were under 10.

They claim that Foreman groomed them for years and then forced them to have sex with him in various locations. Foreman is counter-suing one of the women, claiming that at a press conference, she made allegations that went beyond her lawsuit, leaving her open to a defamation claim.

Foreman maintains that the allegations are entirely fabricated and that there is no evidence to support them.