The Curious Case of Boxer Yusaf Mack’s Gay Porn Scandal

Former light heavyweight contender Yusaf ‘Mack Attack’ Mack, 35, from Philadelphia, has found himself fighting a gay sex scandal. Mack claims he was drugged and had no memory of having sex with two other men in the footage that was posted earlier. He admitted that he had agreed to take part in a porn film but believed it would be heterosexual.

Now the gay porn website which posted the footage has hit back at Mack’s ‘patently false and prosperous’ claims. DawgPoundUSA.com denied they drugging any of their actors and said they were pursuing legal action.

Yusaf Mack, 35, who has fought several world champions and is known as the ‘Mack Attack’, had spoken out to defend him heterosexuality after he was identified as one of the men in the gay porno earlier this month. He admitted he agreed to take part in a porn film for $4,500 but believed it would be sex with women. Once he got to the set ‘he was given a pill and vodka’ after which his memory blacked out.

Now DawgPoundUSA.com, who posted the footage on their gay porn subscription website, have hit back at the ‘patently false and preposterous claims.’ The gay porn site, which features African-American men, denied they ever drugged their actors and told Gawker they were pursuing legal action to clear their name.

DawgPound USA has also been retweeting some of the numerous people on Twitter who have questioned the truth of Mack’s story while others have created memes mocking his tale of events. Many online have been calling for the boxer to come out as homosexual after the footage emerged.

But Mack, from Philadelphia, claims he is only interested in women and insists he ‘can’t remember a thing’ about the graphic, and lengthy sex scene.

‘My whole life, I’ve been what they call a whoremonger. I love females,’ Mack told Philly.com. ‘The only time I touch a man is when I’m in the ring fighting.’

The father-of-ten, who is engaged to a woman, admits that he agreed to take part in a porno because he needed the money. He retired from boxing last year after losing a six-round fight to Cory Cummings. Boxing pundits say Mack was a promising fighter, but hit a bad losing streak before throwing in the towel.

Mack said told Philly.com he was contacted with an offer to do porn on Facebook and said he traveled from Philadelphia to New York one night in June to make the video, believing it would be heterosexual. However, the video appears to have first been posted online back in December 2014. The former light heavyweight contender claims he went to an address in the Bronx, where he said there were naked women walking around.

‘I think, ”It’s about to go down”,’ he told Philly.com. ‘I needed a drink or something. They gave me a pill and a shot of vodka. I took the pill down with the vodka.’

Mack claims he has no memory from that point. The next thing he remembers is someone waking him up on a train at 30th street. He then found $4,500 cash in his pocket, he says.

However, somehow during the time of taking the pill and waking up, Mack appears to have engaged in explicit and extensive sex acts with two men and was filmed doing so. His face is not covered in the footage and neither are his distinctive body tattoos.

The video was then put up on DawgPound USA where members pay $24.95 to join the site and then a monthly fee of $19.95.

Mack said he chose to forget about what happened and went home, however everything came back to haunt him on October 16, when he was out in Philadelphia and realized some of his friends were not speaking to him. Finally someone pulled him aside and explained that people had seen the video.

‘I don’t know what y’all are talking about,’ Mack told them. ‘That ain’t me. I don’t remember that.’

His friends then convinced Mack it was him in the video. He told Philly.com he still has not seen the video and wants to track down the people who made it. Mack says he’s now going to attempt to take legal action against the adult film company that hired him, but claims he has been unable to get in contact with them.

‘I’m just hurt right now,’ he told the website. ‘I can’t really sleep at night, but I’m getting by. Everybody thinks I’m going to hurt myself. I’ve got to stay strong for my children.’

Mack’s children range in age from three to 21

‘All my real friends, who really know me, know I like females,’ Mack added. ‘I’m still me. You’ve got to realize that the ones that are not really talking to me are the ones that probably have skeletons in their closets.’

DawgPound USA insist that Mack knew what he was doing in the film.

In a statement released today, a spokesman said: ‘DawgPoundUSA.com is a reputable company which has produced high quality videos of men-of-color since 2002. At no time have we ever coerced or drugged any of our models. The claims made by Mr. Mack are false, slanderous, and vehemently denied on our part. We intend to take all legal steps necessary to protect our good name and reputation against these patently false and preposterous claims.’