- Kinahan alleged to be leader of notorious drug cartel
- ‘It’s none of my business. I keep my own business to myself’
Tyson Fury chose to avoid discussing the troubling news story that continues to reverberate as he met the media in person for the first time since the US Treasury announced last week that it had imposed sanctions against a leading figure involved in boxing. Daniel Kinahan, who has been subject for years to allegations that he leads a notorious drug cartel, has advised and acted on behalf of many fighters, including Fury.
The US authorities have offered a $5m reward for further information that could lead to the exiled Irishman being arrested and then brought to trial to answer numerous serious criminal allegations. An American state spokesman also warned that anyone in boxing who is still involved with Kinahan needs to cut all ties with him or risk being implicated in his activities. Kinahan has no criminal convictions and has always denied any wrongdoing.
Written by Donald McRae
This news first appeared on https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2022/apr/19/tyson-fury-refuses-to-address-daniel-kinahan-sanctions-story under the title “Tyson Fury refuses to address Daniel Kinahan sanctions story”. Bolchha Nepal is not responsible or affiliated towards the opinion expressed in this news article.
