Costa Rican heavyweight Carl Davis Drumond has been cleared of rape charges for the second time in two years. (via www.boxnews.com.ua)

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In a horrible but brief news story, 34-year old Costa Rican heavyweight Carl Davis Drumond was accused of rape by his housekeeper, who has now dropped the charges. Drumond has served time in prison from rape charges in 1996, and also was accused of raping a prostitute in 2008. Those charges were dropped when the alleged victim's story was inconsistent.

Drumond is saying that people are going after him now because they think he made big money for his February technical decision loss to Ruslan Chagaev.

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