Hope Solo's 'DWTS' Partner Refutes Slap Claims
Maksim Chmerkovskiy's thinly veiled tweet seems targeted at the soccer star
By Kenny Herzog Aug 17, 2012 8:31AM
Not content with merely winning gold at this summer's Olympics, U.S. women's soccer goalie Hope Solo has been stirring up quite a bit of controversy off the field. First, there was her Twitter dismissal of past Olympic champion and current broadcast commentator Brandi Chastain. Now, with Hope's autobiography, "Solo: A Memoir of Hope," making the rounds, people are buzzing about her accusations that "Dancing With the Stars" Season 13 partner Maksim Chmerosskiy physically "manhandled" her during rehearsals and even slapped her in the face.If the allegations are true, it's of course very serious business. But it doesn't appear Chmerkovskiy is going down silently. TMZ has reported via anonymous sources that the 32-year-old "DWTS" mentor insists Solo's claims are "completely false." Meanwhile, over on Twitter, Chmerkovskiy posted the following sentiment, though he doesn't call out Solo by name: "Always hated hypocrites and liars...but when someone is both AND an opportunist, I just feel bad for them. Can't win at someone's expense..."
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Or, as was the case when these two hit the dance floor side by side, sometimes you just can't win, period. Hopefully, they can reconcile their differences away from the hard wood.
"Dancing With the Stars: All-Stars" premieres Monday, Sept. 24, at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC.
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Aug 18, 2012 12:51PM
Aug 18, 2012 10:15AM
Aug 17, 2012 1:57PM
If something happens to you speak up right away or shut ur stupid slut mouth if it was a problem you should have told the police not the world in ur so called truthful book haha its called her daddy didnt love her so now she seeks the attention of the world stfu bitch get back on the soccer field and stop thinking ur some star that diserves attention
Aug 17, 2012 12:24PM
Aug 17, 2012 11:05AM
Hope also saidin her book that her past soccer coach pushed her, which he denies. Now this is a second time she says someone treated her badly. I cannot believe her. If they truly treated her like that she could have said something right when it happened. She also does not seem like the kind of girl who can get pushed around easily.
Aug 17, 2012 10:56AM
Aug 17, 2012 10:50AM
Aug 17, 2012 9:52AM
Aug 17, 2012 9:52AM
Someone needs to actually do the things she is accusing these dudes of doing. Shove her, slap her, shut her the eff up.
Yes, I am condoning violence against this "woman."
But really, look at this chick. She's built, and looks, like a friggin' linebacker. No guy is going to "manhandle" her - not if he wants to keep his 'nads intact.
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