Richard Jefferson made sure he kept receipts of Paul Pierce disrespecting him and when the right time presented itself, Richard made sure to put Paul in his place with a perfect clap back via Brobible;
Recently, Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce were discussing former players in the NBA back when they played in the league.
However, when it came to Richard Jefferson, things got a little disrespectful from Pierce.
But as usual, Jefferson had the receipts and hit the former Boston Celtics legend with the ultimate clap back.
The Game Day NBA shares the entire saga. Watch it for yourself, as Richard Jefferson puts Paul Pierce in his place.
Oh boy. How does Pierce even respond to that? Back when the Brooklyn Nets were in New Jersey, Richard Jefferson and his team had the Celtics’ number.
In fact, they were one of the best teams in the league, especially in the Eastern Conference.
Sure, Paul Pierce is a better player, but basketball is a team sport. With that said, Jefferson clearly won this round.
Also, doesn’t it always feel like Richard Jefferson keeps his receipts? This isn’t the first time Remember when he responded to Gilbert Arenas’ comments about a year ago?
Jefferson makes it pretty clear to his peers that if you’re going to come at him, make sure to have your receipts. Because he clearly keeps all of his.
Maybe Paul Pierce will respond in the coming days. But at this point, I have a feeling Jefferson could find more ways to clap back at the Celtics legend.
Everyone seems to clown the Truth these days, and even the Feds took some shots at him.
The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced charges against former NBA player Paul Pierce for touting EMAX tokens, crypto asset securities offered and sold by EthereumMax, on social media without disclosing the payment he received for the promotion and for making false and misleading promotional statements about the same crypto asset. Pierce agreed to settle the charges and pay $1.409 million in penalties, disgorgement, and interest.
The SEC’s order finds that Pierce failed to disclose that he was paid more than $244,000 worth of EMAX tokens to promote the tokens on Twitter. The SEC’s order also finds that Pierce tweeted misleading statements related to EMAX, including tweeting a screenshot of an account showing large holdings and profits without disclosing that his own personal holdings were in fact much lower than those in the screenshot. In addition, one of Pierce’s tweets contained a link to the EthereumMax website, which provided instructions for potential investors to purchase EMAX tokens.
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