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the funny thing is jones said everything I said
he's just highlighting what he feels is the negative side of the same story
whether it's in his contract or not I said they're allowing him to wear other brands
it all depends on how you feel about iverson
people were trying to alter iversons legacy before he even made it to college let alone the nba
airbrushing tattoos off him in pictures and programs to altering rules to try to make him less dominant on court
then you have the dress code, iverson just a fighter
it's extremely difficult for me not to ride for em
ai will forever be that guy
Jordan's are still real popular while there's NOTHING cool about Reebok. I mean you go to their site and it looks like Payless Shoes Running. It's awful. They let that brand go to ****. It's not cool to wear Reebok's and he probably doesn't want to know they had such a hard fall.
Reebok has so many classic 90 shoes they need to bring back. It's a shame it won't happen.
I totally agree that the brand has had a hard fall from grace. The fact of the matter of this ordeal is its a guy that has a life time contract that make royalties from the product he sells and he endorses! For him to continue to wear product that breaches his contract shows how reckless he is. If Reebok was a company like Nike / Jordan brand/ or Adi they would have terminated his contract and sent him on his marry way. It's not about what you like it's about your brand... literally the Iverson brand! If he wanted out of the deal he would leave but instead he does just enough to ensure his checks, which he needs due to his lifestyle choices during his career!
As far as the world is against him thing it's all added to his career to make him seem more likeable . The truth of the matter is Iverson has been cancerous to almost everything in his life since his youth. Most of this could be pin pointed to his rough childhood, but the guy has continued to find trouble since his late teens. Now I will add that the image depicted of being a black male in America is very unfairly scrutinized, and I'm all for having self-pride and awareness of self, but this guy uses this as a crutch for all his wrong doings. I mean his coaches didn't like him! Not many teammates liked him. Management never really liked him, but his talent has allowed a revolving carousel of forgiveness throughout his life. I loved Allen as a kid, but this notion that he's a misunderstood hero is taken out of context!!! He's just a man that has made countless bad decisions, and his god given ability to play ball has afforded him multiple second chances throughout this life! I feel he knows this too... as he never really accomplished any of the things he should have other then his lone MVP. You see the pain during his speeches as he cries when reflecting on his life!