Buffalo Bills safety Jordan Poyer will be holding his annual charity event on a property owned by Donald Trump after all.
Poyer created headlines last week when he canceled the annual charity tournament scheduled for July 10th at Trump National Doral Golf Club in Miami after its benefactor, Erie County Medical Center, pushed back on the idea of holding an event at a property owned by a former president currently acing over 70 felonies in two active court cases.
“The Jordan Poyer Celebrity Open has been resumed and is scheduled to take place on July 10 at the Blue Monster course,” the Avalon Group, which represents Poyer, said in a statement.
On an appearance on Fox News, Poyer revealed he told the ECMC that he “didn’t want to work with them anymore” but admitted he’d be open to future endeavors if the circumstances permitted.
“It’s going to be an amazing time,” Poyer told Fox News. “The fans are going to be out there. I’ve already got a huge list of players coming out, influencers. It’s going to be a great time.”
Trump did not immediately comment on the original decision to cancel the event or the major reversal.
The NFL world, however, was quick to react to the news:
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