BOXING legend Carl Froch faces no further action over claims he slashed two tyres on a former pal’s £80,000 car.
Ex-unified super-middleweight world champion Froch was quizzed after the attack on a Range Rover Sport in Cotgrave, Notts.
A helmeted biker on a £24,000 Ducati was seen to pull up and cut into the tyres with a knife before riding off.
Police suspected Froch, 45, but witnesses at the scene, a golf club car park, refused to help.
The Nottingham-born dad of two denied he was the culprit.
Froch was said to have been handed a brand new red Ducati to test drive as part of his deal with the motor firm.
READ MORE IN BOXING
And he was spotted riding a similar bike.
He was accused of owning leathers and a helmet similar to those used in the knife attack on the motor.
Officers shelved the probe after he was spoken to further at a Notts police station.
Froch retired in 2015 after winning 33 of his 35 fights.
Most read in Boxing
He was floored just twice, recovering to beat Jermain Taylor and George Groves.
Flat-earther Froch has claimed in the past that the moon landing in July 1969 was faked.
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
