Soccer superstar David Beckham is still at war with the publishing company that scored a victory against him in his hooker defamation lawsuit.

DOCUMENTS: David Beckham Files Federal Objections Against Publishing Company

The L.A. Galaxy player filed an objection to the proposed order dismissing his lawsuit, and RadarOnline.com has the exclusive legal documents.

In a hearing on February 14, Judge Manuel Real dismissed Beckham's lawsuit against the publisher of InTouch magazine, which led to Bauer seeking to recoup costs associated with the legal battle.

David Beckham has spoken for the first time about a prostitute's seedy sex claim that he had a threesome with her and another hooker, emphatically declaring: "I have never met (Imra) Nici, let alone committed adultery with Nici or paid her for sex!"

EXCLUSIVE DOCUMENTS: Read David Beckham's Official Declaration

The soccer superstar -- married to Posh Spice Victoria -- has filed a declaration to a Los Angeles court in his $25 million fight against the Bosnian-born prostitute and German-owned US magazine InTouch, RadarOnline.com has learned.

They're the first words directly from the former England soccer captain after Nici, 26, peddled the story that she had a series of sex romps him for $10,000 cash in London and New York in 2007.

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