Every potential NBA draftee wants to look their best on draft night, but a jewelry company in L.A. claims Memphis Grizzlies star O.J. Mayo wore a ton of ice he never paid for.
According to a lawsuit filed Thursday, O.J. asked Prime Mountings to make a series of jewelry items, some of which he intended to wear to the NBA Draft. Prime says O.J. took the items promising to pay when he signed his first NBA contract -- and also promised he would "be purchasing a lot more jewelry ... in the future."
But alas, Prime claims O.J. never delivered on his promise and, in fact, never paid him the nearly $150K he owed them in the first place.
They are looking for the money they say they're owed, plus additional damages.
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(Page 1 of 1)Why is it that TMZ calls every athlete a star. I mean O.J Mayo is pretty good and has potential but by no means is he a star.
the intelligence of the basketball player ..... still wonder why prisions are full ? ... just sayin'
MJ Lover: Why don't you take a hike? The thing is dead; get over it. Secondly, why do these sports figures blow so much on jewelry and big homes that they cannot afford? Ah, the nouveau riche...
i see that this guy is going to be great. After a long career of sitting on the bench and living like MJ he is going to be broke and in debt up to his ass.
This is a funny story.I love it when people with numb nuts bow down to the "famous" and give them stuff without receiving payment and then they don't get paid. Stop your bitchin'dumbass.
















