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Report: Allen Iverson to Play in Turkey for Besiktas 2 Years for 4 Million

by Robert Littal | Posted on Sunday, October 24th, 2010

No one in the NBA was interested in Allen Iverson, so I think this is an excellent move for him.

It is good money in Turkey, he can shoot 100x a game, he will be treated like King (no Lebron) and I think they can have like five or six wives in Turkey so he should be good in that area as well.

Here are the details:

Allen Iverson has agreed in principle to sign an incentive-laden, two-year, $4 million contract with Besiktas of the Turkish professional league, sources told Yahoo! Sports Sunday night.

Iverson plans to sign the contract this week, the sources said, and is expected to report to Besiktas the week of Nov. 1.

Iverson’s contract will give him an opt-out clause after this season. There’s no escape clause during the season for Iverson to leave Turkey and return to the NBA.

Good for A.I., maybe he can meet up with Stephon Marbury in China and get on Ustream (no vaseline).

For someone like Iverson who likes to be the center of attention at all times, he will love being the man in Turkey.

No word on if he got the Villa he was requesting.

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5 comments on “Report: Allen Iverson to Play in Turkey for Besiktas 2 Years for 4 Million

  1. Petty, I hoped he would end-up in Miami.

  2. Basketballfan on said:

    You cannot legally marry with 5 or six women in Turkey, you can only marry with one. I am sure he 's also going to enjoy vibrant night life and Turkish drinks in Istanbul. Get over those stereotyping phrases and do a research.

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