Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill pleaded guilty in domestic assault and battery by strangulation in 2015, but in just-released audio, Hill denies those allegations.

Per ESPN, a Kansas City radio station 610 KCSP played Tuesday night the full audio that was partially released earlier this year by KCTV5.

In April KCTV5 released most of the audio of an argument between Hill and fiancee, Crystal Espinal but left out a part where Hill denied hitting her in 2014.

“You f—ing ruined my life and you lied on me in 2014,” Hill told Espinal. “I'm still not over that. I didn't touch you in 2014.

“You lied on me in 2014. If you want to rewind that night, we can rewind that night, too. You was in my house. And did I pick you up and slam you? Hell no. I picked you up and put you out my door and after that you left.”

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Espinal asked Hill where the bruises came from, which he didn't answer, instead continuing to ask her if he hit her.

This is an interesting turn to the case, because Hill had already pleaded guilty, and it will be interesting if the league takes this into consideration when deciding if they will weigh more punishment against the star wide receiver.

Hill met with the league for eight hours on June 26 to discuss the case with his son breaking his arm, and is subject to suspension.

It's unclear when the league will announce their findings, but the expectation is that it could happen before the start of training camp.