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• hockeychick23 said July 15, 2009

  What makes you so sure he's the bad guy in this situation. For all we know he could have caught her with someone.

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  • AlanaG replied July 15, 2009

    that's exactly what I was wondering... Seems a little extreme for cold feet. But we really have no idea what happened.
  • AlanaG replied July 15, 2009

    in fact, maybe he didn't notify his friends because he was heartbroken and hoping he could make the wedding happen after all?
  • hockeychick23 replied July 15, 2009

    Yeah exactly. Seems like the man is always to blame.
• mitressehc said July 15, 2009

  Amen ladies...Amen.

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• speedwell said July 15, 2009

  "the estimated cost of the event, $2M"
  
  gold digger.

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• Pac10HO said July 16, 2009

  Only Jefferson and the girl know what happened. I would rather a last minute break-up than two to the chest and two upside his head(bullets). A wife shot-gunned her pro football player husband and robbed a bank too. A boxers wife choked him with her purse strings(strap). Now might not be the time to get married. Big weddings don't last anyway. Go to Vegas and get a quicker and cheaper marriage. The cab driver can be your witness. It beats that 2 Mil tab. The courthouse is cheap too. Don't get taken in the beginning and the end of the marriage. Minimize that cost. Sorry, but that squeaky clean image is gone. Backing out of a huge production marriage at the last moment is not acceptable. This year in the NBA is going to be rough for Jefferson to overcome. But have no fear, something will come along and knock this story out of the spotlight.

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• Lizzy72180 said July 16, 2009

  We don't know the reason this happened, and I'll place my bets that we'll never know. But honestly, I could really give a s**t...

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• BYAnyWear said July 16, 2009

  she was doing something suspect im' siding with Richard on this one... he doesn't come off as a prick to me so it had to be something extreme. I'll really believe its something she did if she hasn't made a big scene about it. that would mean she has something to hide

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• speedwell said July 16, 2009

  He gave an interview to Dan Patrick today.
  
  http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/danpatrick/listenlive.player.html?file=http://ht.cdn.turner.com/si/danpatrick/audio/2009/07/01/DP-Richard_Jefferson-07-01-09_Interview.mp3

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  • speedwell replied July 16, 2009

    sorry bad link, this was an old interview, i thought it was the interview from today. i could swear it was on the radio today but i missed it.
  • speedwell replied July 16, 2009

    http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/danpatrick/listenlive.player.html?file=http://ht.cdn.turner.com/si/danpatrick/audio/2009/07/16/DP-Richard_Jefferson-07-16-09_Interview.mp3
    
    here it is. cut and paste i guess.
• RickyBobby12 said July 17, 2009

  I doubt if Athletes give a damn about the media if things are going good. I just reat some FAT BLOATED reporter say that LeBron blew off his OBLIGATION to talk to medai after game 6. What a joke. This is a free country. it's polite to talk to media, maybe, but athletes are generally annoyed by the sarcastic hateful picking performed by most media and hateful "fans" who watch sports 24/7 and think these guys are obligated to humbly impress them while they sit on the couch. They have every right to complain when media gets the story wrong and makes nonsense up. He realized the girl didnt really love him, and as a Nets' dancer she obviously had a plan since her childhood...he just saved himself millions and the embarrasment of losing it all to a gold digging con.

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  • speedwell replied July 17, 2009

    No buddy, NBA players ARE OBLIGATED to attend post-game media sessions. It's part of their job. That's why the league has the right to fine them.