George Foreman sued, allegedly sexually abused 2 minors in their twenties

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Two women claim George Foreman sexually assaulted them when he was in his 20s and they were underage, according to two new lawsuits, obtained by TMZ Sports.

In the documents, which were filed in L.A. on Wednesday, the plaintiffs — described as Denise S. and Gwen H. in the lawsuits — say they first met Foreman through their fathers at the late 1960s, early 1970s.< /p>

Denise says in her costume that she first met Foreman when she was about 8 years old, after her father had worked with the boxer...and claims that the pugilist began "to treat her to a early age by taking him out for ice cream and allowing him to sit on his lap while [he] drove his car."

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She said in the suit that when she was 13, Foreman - who she says was around 24 at the time - became sexually inappropriate with her and eventually had sex with her at the age of 15.

Gwen, in her costume, said she met Foreman when she was about 9 years old through her father, who she says was Foreman's "longtime advisor". She claims that about six years after the encounter, when Foreman was 23, he courted her and then "sexually and sexually assaulted her" until she was 16.

The two women say in their suits that a friend of Foreman's confronted the former heavyweight champion about the allegations "on at least one occasion", and they claim he "did not deny the allegations".

Both women are suing for unspecified damages. It should be noted that they describe Foreman in the documentation as "DOE 1".