Glenn McCrory, a former world boxing champion, has been charged with threatening or abusive behaviour after allegedly calling waitresses his "pet."
Two teenage girls were allegedly insulted by the boxer and TV pundit, who is 57, at a London VIP dinner on September 25.
Glenn McCrory, a boxer, was accused of calling two girls "pet" at a VIP dinner last summer
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McCrory was at a PS5,000-ahead dinner at London Academy of Excellence, when he allegedly made comments to the girls that sparked the bust-up.
He was seated as a guest-of-honour, just before Anthony Joshua's match against Ukrainian Oleksandr Uzyk.
Seconds Awayday Mirror reports that a complaint was filed against the Metropolitan Police regarding the alleged behavior of the pundit.
McCrory from Newcastle upon Tyne strongly denies all allegations.
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After the March dinner at Tottenham Hotspurs Lilywhite House headquarters, he was arrested.
Last month, he was accused of using abusive, threatening or insulting words in an attempt to harass, alarm, or distress.
The boxer, who was awarded the IBF Cruiserweight World title in 1989, was released on bail and will be appearing at the same court in August.
McCrory stated to the Mirror that he would not comment on the case, but he denied the allegations.
A spokesperson for Metropolitan Police confirmed that the charge was related to an alleged offense committed at Tottenham's London Academy of Excellence on September 25.
