NBA’s Mike Beasley Allegedly Owes His Barber This Insane Quantity of Cash

NBA free agent Malik Beasley, who was taking part in for the Detroit Pistons, is underneath federal investigation after being accused of allegedly playing in relation to NBA video games, however after discovery of who he was in debt to is an interesting story in itself.

In response to The Detroit Information, the guard, who’s reportedly $8 million in debt, has been sued a number of instances through the years, and also you wouldn’t imagine who filed swimsuit and for the way a lot. One creditor that stands out is a star barbershop primarily based in Milwaukee (He performed for the Milwaukee Bucks earlier than signing with the Pistons final yr).

Beasley was in debt for $26,827 to Cairo Cuts. The store took him to courtroom and received the judgment in opposition to him earlier this yr in January. I don’t know what’s worse, a barbershop permitting him to proceed getting haircuts whereas his tab stored going as much as over $25,000 or that he stored going there KNOWING he has but to offer them any money for sitting in these chairs.

In the identical month, Beasley was taken to courtroom by a Minnesota dentist who acknowledged that he had not been paid for providers rendered to the basketball participant. A default judgment of $34,390 was entered in opposition to Beasley. He made positive to point out as much as get these choppers mounted, or no matter he had accomplished to his mouth. But, neither the enamel nor the participant confirmed up to answer the nonpayment, so the dentist, Hassan Alshehabi of Delicate Smiles, started garnishing Beasley’s paychecks from the Pistons in February.

Then, in March, that revolving courtroom door noticed him being sued for not paying his lease at The Stott, to the tune of $14,150. That swimsuit was filed by Bedrock Detroit, which is coincidentally owned by Cleveland Cavaliers proprietor Dan Gilbert. After the lawsuit was dismissed later that month, they swung that door once more to deliver him again for failing to pay $7,355 in lease. The following scheduled courtroom date is later this month on July 15.

The above-mentioned quantity is a drop within the bucket, as he has already misplaced hundreds of thousands in judgments in opposition to him in recent times. After taking out a $650,000 money advance from Hazan Sports activities Administration Group Inc., the corporate sued him for at the least $2.25 million for alleged breach of contract.

He was additionally sued a number of years in the past by South River Capital, LLC, for almost $5.8 million. The debt isn’t absolutely paid, however data confirmed he did repay $1.13 million in 2023.

Looks as if that playing downside is because of Beasley owing cash and looking for a fast solution to pay the cash again, or he’s playing to attempt to get cash to repay the money owed he’s accrued through the years. Both means, issues aren’t wanting notably properly for the basketball participant.