NEW YORK - Michael Lohan is going to have to be patient if he's still looking for a fight.
The father of Lindsay Lohan took bids last month for the chance to box against him Monday on Long Island, all to raise money for charity.
The president of a business computing firm put in a winning bid of $30,000 - until parole officials stepped in.
Spokeswoman Heather Groll says the board frowns on Lohan's participation in a boxing match because he spent 20 months in prison for attempted assault.
Lohan tells the Daily News he is `very disappointed' but understands the decision.
The parole board says Lohan is free to engage in whatever charity events he wants after his parole ends in February.
