It has been per week because the NBA world was shocked by the unbelievable footage of Draymond Inexperienced sucker-punching Jordan Poole at a Warriors apply. Regardless of Draymond solely receiving a tremendous as punishment for the incident, everybody has been speculating on the main points surrounding what occurred to try to perceive what precisely transpired.
The lingering query on everybody (together with the Warriors’) thoughts, is who leaked the video to TMZ..and why? The main principle is {that a} Warriors intern stood to make 3x their annual wage for the footage however nobody is aware of with certainty.
Dwight Howard joined Jake Paul this week on the BS w/ Jake Paul podcast and shared his tackle the footage of Draymond Inexperienced sucker-punching Jordan Poole. Dwight stated ‘it was like, rattling, now everyone is aware of what’s happening in the home’ and added ‘I don’t assume that half is cool that it acquired on the market… whoever leaked it, that’s actually tousled.’
Jake Paul chimed in with ‘isn’t there like some form of intern that movies each apply in order that they’ll watch it again? It was positively the intern, proper?’ Dwight Howard agreed saying ‘yeah, that’s true. However quite a lot of occasions you won’t know who that intern is. I believe they paid the intern some huge cash to get the video tape.’
Dwight stated he heard the video was bought for greater than the initially speculated $50k price ticket. A former TMZ worker estimated they might’ve paid someplace between $50K-$100K for it and ‘upwards of $150K’ based mostly on how the corporate has operated previously.
Howard made the purpose that it will be wild for somebody to surrender their job within the NBA with the Golden State Warriors, the reigning champs and one of the crucial beneficial NBA organisations within the league, for under $50,000 when it’s seemingly the particular person’s compensation is greater than that given common salaries within the Bay Space.
The Warriors are reportedly investigating the leak, in order that intern must hope the $150,000 price ticket was value it.
