Tommy owned a newspaper. He could not stand Abel who was the worlds most famous golfer. His popularity was so great, his fame went beyond the world of golf. His face was recognized worldwide. A freelance reporter gave Tommy a story that said Abel cheated at golf when playing with friends. Tommy knew this was not true, but decided to run the story anyway. The story ran, and Abels friends would no longer talk to him. He also lost his advertising sponsorships. His reputation was ruined. Abel sues Tommy and the paper.Group of answer choicesNone of these answers is correct.Tommy wins. The first amendment protects his right to freedom of the press.Abel wins. He can prove all of the required elements of defamation.Tommy wins. Abel is a public figure.