Watching the NBA friends on weekdays, seeing that most of the players have beautiful tattoos and very dragged beards, I must always imagine that they are not related to the gang.
In fact, in American culture, tattoos are really too common, and many ordinary people will choose tattoos to decorate themselves. Even the cute Duncan actually has tattoos.
So how can you tell if a player has a gangster background or even a gang member? Next, I will tell you a few well-circulated stories to show you what is really black and white.
When it comes to gangster background, everyone must think of Cameron Anthony, who grew up in Baltimore. The widely circulated "Guago a cigarette, half of the sky in New York" can prove Anthony's "off-site power" in that year. The scene where there was a dispute with Garnett and asked people to surround Garnett after the game also made many people directly addicted.
One of the most well-known things about Guago is that when James played the Finals that year, there were radical fans who went to James's home to maliciously graffiti and try to harass James. Anthony inserted a knife for the good brother's two ribs, and with the help of local gangster forces, helped James "look after the family", which allowed old Zhan to play in the finals.
But despite this, Anthony's underworld background in the NBA is still not the strongest. Caron Butler, a man who has been exposed to the drug trade since he was 10 years old, bought a revolver at the age of 12 and later joined a gang. His resume is rich enough, and before the age of 15, he was arrested 15 times for various violations.
Later, after witnessing his companions being shot and killed, Butler began to reform and enter the NBA with unremitting efforts. When Arenas gambled with his teammates and broke out in the locker room, only Butler dared to fight next to Arenas who drew his gun, and there was no courage, and he did not dare to fight at this time.
Many people know that Iverson's "Ai Boss" also has a bit of a gangster background, but there is no real evidence, but a story that once circulated in the league is very intriguing.
Marbury, another leader of the Golden Generation at the time, somehow offended a gang member, so he was intimidated and threatened, but when Iverson learned of the matter, it was said that the problem was solved by a phone call, and the gang member called Marbury later, saying that he did not know that he was a friend of Mr. Iverson.
As the saying goes, a truly ruthless person never shows a mountain dew on the surface. There are two big names in the NBA, and I don't say that everyone doesn't necessarily think of them. One is Brandon Roy. Everyone's impression of Roy is that of the big heart that killed Dayao, and the yellow mamba who worked hard but was not injured, but in Hayes's eyes, Roy still had a certain underworld background.
In an interview with Hayes, the "sea master", he talked about Roy. He said that most of the players go to some high-end bars for recreation, only Roy will go to the gangster bars that everyone avoids, although there are not many words, but in a word, Roy's background can be seen.
And the other big fish that hides deep is Nikola Pekovich. Timberwolves fans must remember the prominent big center, known as the "Black Mountain White Bears". He was very strong, and his appearance was fierce, and although his career was not very prominent, no one dared to deliberately provoke him.
Not just because of his looks and body, he does have a gangster background. It is said that his family is closely associated with the largest gangster in Montenegro, he once had many business dealings with the famous drug lords in Montenegro, and is now a well-known big brother.
Most of the stories about these players are catching wind and shadows, and we can only feel their certain social background in these winds. But it is worth mentioning that they did not succeed with their social background, but with hard work and sweat, they achieved success in the NBA, which is the positive part. (Five Soils)