Billionaire David Sullivan has vigorously denied allegations made against him in the British media
English football club West Ham Utd co-owner David Sullivan, dubbed ‘King of porn,’ should avoid visiting the team’s home matches, the London Stadium’s administration has said, citing new allegations of sexual exploitation.
Sullivan, 77, earned his nickname making his fortune from porn in the era before the internet: selling magazines, films, erotic phone calls and other adult products. One of Britain’s richest men, he took over West Ham in 2010 together with a group of co-investors.
In June, BBC Panorama and The Times released an investigation, in which seven women accused Sullivan of “sexually exploitative and...
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