British boxers Amir Khan
and Anthony Joshua became embroiled in an explosive Twitter spat on Friday
after Khan appeared to accuse Joshua of having a relationship with his wife.
Joshua responded by posting
a clip of the song, ‘It Wasn’t Me,’ by Shaggy, in which the protagonist tries
to dodge accusations of infidelity.
He added: “Bantz (banter)
aside, I hope you guys can resolve your situation or this is a hack as we have
never even met! Plus, I like my women BBW (Big Beautiful Women) #ItWasntMe.”
Khan, who is currently on
holiday in Dubai, said he was splitting up with his American wife, Faryal
Makhdoom Khan, and suggested she had got together with Joshua.
Joshua, the reigning world
heavyweight champion, and Makhdoom both responded by denying the accusations,
with Makhdoom accusing Khan of being unfaithful.
“Faryal moved on quick,”
Khan wrote on Twitter. “Always mentioned to me how much she wanted to be with
another guy, from all people another boxer @anthonyfjoshua.”
In subsequent tweets,
former light-welterweight champion Khan added: “Left my family and friends for
this Faryal. I’m not hurt but another fighter. I’m making it public. You
getting the divorce #Golddigger.
“Mans like Joshua can have
my left overs!”
Makhdoom, a model, hit
back: “Accusing other boxers just because your boxing career is finished. Man
up amir.
“After all these years.
I’ve always defending (sic) a cheat, always stuck around for him, always had
his back. And I’m called a gold digger?”
Khan and his wife have a
history of airing their dirty linen in public.
Last year, Makhdoom, 26,
took to another social media forum, Snapchat, to blast Khan’s family, accusing
them of abusing and bullying her.
Khan, 30, responded by
telling his wife and family to try harder to get along.
But he and Makhdoom also
appeared on British daytime television in January to discuss rumours about his
infidelity and a sex tape he appeared in.
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