Former Chicago Bulls legend Scottie Pippen is going after the media for portraying him as a financial train wreck. The recent NBA Hall-of-Famer and Bulls ambassador is suing every media outlet that reported he went bankrupt.
And in his best Donald Trump impersonation, Pippen claims he has been worth at least $40,000,000 at every point of his life this past decade.
Even though he has all that paper, he’s seeking much more- at least a million bucks from each of the online media outlets: CBSsports.com, CNBC.com, Arizona State University included, which publicly said he was bankrupt. Pippen’s lawyer claimed he never filed for bankruptcy protection at any point.
You may wonder ASU? Huh? According to TMZ.com (where you can find more details on this story)
Pippen claims he was tagged as a person who had gone bankrupt in a law blog operated by the University.
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