Boxing -Fury sues British doping authorities over drug charge (Reuters)
By Neil Robinson LONDON, Aug 2 (Reuters) – World heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury is suing Britain’s anti-doping and boxing authorities over allegations he used a performance-enhancing drug. Fury, 27, was charged with a doping offence by UK Anti-Doping on June 24 after a urine sample taken in February 2015 – nine months before he beat Wladimir Klitschko to win his world titles – showed traces of the banned substance nandrolone. The boxer’s cousin, Hughie Fury, also a boxer, has also been charged.