Overview
- Charles Barkley said in an ESPN Chicago interview that Tiger Woods cut him off, adding he no longer has Woods’ number and passed along support through Woods’ agent.
- Woods has pleaded not guilty to DUI, property damage, and refusal-to-test charges filed after a March 27 crash in Florida.
- Police reported zero readings on a breathalyzer at the scene, said Woods declined a urine test, and noted strong painkillers were found in his pocket.
- Woods announced he is stepping away to focus on his health and has entered a rehab facility in Switzerland.
- Barkley traced the rift to Woods’ 2009 crash and the 2011 firing of caddie Steve Williams, while saying he has recently resumed contact with Michael Jordan.