Tiger Woods Denies Using Illegal Drugs

In Tiger Woods’ first news conference in over five months, he addressed having been treated by Dr. Anthony Galea, who is currently under federal investigation for distributing illegal performance-enhancing drugs.  Woods disclosed the fact that he had a torn right Achilles tendon in 2008 in addition to his knee injury that required reconstructive surgery.  Tiger admitted choosing Dr. Galea to come to his house to perform platelet-rich plasma treatment.  However, he denied using HGH.  Woods plainly stated, “I’ve never taken any illegal drug in my life.”

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