Gilbert Arenas on Irv Gotti, Kobe, Curry, MJ, LeBron, Westbrook, Brittney Griner (Full Interview)
September 23, 2022
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as posted by the channelGilbert Arenas came through for yet another VladTV interview, and this time around, he started off speaking about his new YouTube channel, “No Chill Arenas,” and he went on to speak about Irv Gotti’s viral story about him making Irv lose a $175,000 bet. From there, Gilbert reacted to LeBron re-signing his contract with the Lakers for $97 million, Brittany Griner being sentenced to 9.5 years in jail in Russia, which he doesn’t think Brittany will serve fully. Elsewhere in the conversation, Gilbert spoke about Kobe almost going to the Mavericks, and Gilbert said that “Kobe was never going to move to Los Angeles.” Gilbert also reacted to gruesome details in Vanessa Bryant’s lawsuit over crash photos, and he went on to speak about Draymond Green saying that the Warriors would beat the ’91 Bulls “by a dub.” More sports topics were covered in the interview, including Deshaun Watson being suspended for 11 games. To hear more, including Gilbert speaking about the YSL RICO case and his friendship with Nick Young, hit the full interview above.
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