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Ex-USADA chief: Yet another 'attack'

Updated: January 19, 2013, 7:46 PM ET
By Bonnie D. Ford | ESPN.com

Former U.S. Anti-Doping Agency CEO Terry Madden confirmed Saturday that "one of Lance Armstrong's closest representatives" contacted the agency in 2004 and offered to make a six-figure "gift" -- an offer that was immediately rejected, Madden said.

Madden, now retired and living in Colorado Springs, Colo., went on the record about the incident for the first time in a telephone interview with ESPN.com to back up statements by current USADA chief Travis Tygart.

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