Baltimore Ravens Star Kicker Justin Tucker was accused on Thursday in a Bombshell report for sexual mismatch from several massage therapists for a period spanning four years, including his rookies season as he helped the team win a Super Bowl.

Six massage therapists in the Baltimore area accused NFL Kicker of exposing themselves during sessions to four different advanced spas and wellness centers and brushing the alleged victims with his genitals and other actions with alleged sexual mismatch from 2012-2016.

The claims were first revealed in a report from Baltimore Banner.

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Tucker released a statement through his lawyers not long after the news broke, and called the allegations “unequivocally false.”

“Throughout my career as a professional athlete, I have always tried to behave with the greatest professionalism. I have never been accused of mismatch of any kind, and I have never been accused of acting inappropriately in front of a massage therapist or during a massage therapy session Or during the second body, “Tucker’s statement said.

“I have never received any complaints from a massage therapist, has never been dismissed from a massage therapy or body work session and have never been told that I was not welcome at any spa or other business place.”

Tucker, a seven-time pro bowler and five-time all-pro during his 13-year-old NFL career, aimed at Outlet’s reporting and called it “desperate tabloid food.”

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“It’s no surprise that the paper’s interaction with me was characterized by journalistic failures on every turn,” Turner said. “When I first learned that the newspaper wrote this article, they refused to reveal the full claims they planned to make against me.

“It was only before I was forced to hire the leading defamation attorney company in the US to write to the paper that they finally revealed what they were planning to write. Then, when they finally gave some of this information they gave me by of no time to give an answer.

Tucker accused the marketing market of “deliberate misunderstanding of events such as dishonest” and rely on “third -party speculation.”

“The newspaper had already written this fake, salacious profile long before he ever tried to talk to me or any of the bodywork people I have been working on the better part of the last decade. The newspaper made no effort to interview these important witnesses Until asked to do that of my defamation attorney because they didn’t want to hear what they had to say about me.

Pakinomist Digital reached out to the Baltimore banner to get a response to Tuckers comments.

According to the report, the charges said they ended sessions early or refuse to work with Tucker again because of the allegations. The report also says Tucker was prohibited from returning to two of these spas, a claim that Tucker’s legal team refused.

Baltimore Ravens Kicker Justin Tucker warms against Kansas City Chiefs before a game at Geha Field at Arrowhead Stadium. (Denny Medley/Imag- Pictures)

Among the allegations that were leveled in the report, five women claimed that the NFL player had been raised during sessions with him and that he fully or partially postponed himself, while others made other allegations of creepy acts.

In a statement to Pakinomist Digital, the NFL said it learned about the accusations of the reporter who examined the story and that accusations were not previously reported to the league.

“We take every claim seriously and will investigate the case,” the statement continued.

Ravens told Pakinomist Digital, “We are aware of Baltimore Banner’s story regarding Justin Tucker. We take any accusation of this kind seriously and will continue to monitor the situation.”