The truth doesn’t seem to hurt Paul Pierce.
The big Celtic uses the same social platforms that kicked him out of ESPN to tell fans that he is doing very well after the network decided to let him go after a cruel post on Instagram.
“I just want to thank all my supporters and thank all my haters and everyone,” Pierce posted in a video on Instagram. “Check, bigger and better things are coming, baby. Do not worry. You fall twice, you get up three times. Always remember to smile, baby. ”
Pierce posted a video on Friday night of how he was massaged by half-naked women at a poker table. According to Andrew Marchand of The Post, ESPN’s decision was largely based on the fact that Pierce chose to post the videos himself.
10 times All-Star and soon Hall of Famer had been with ESPN since the beginning of the 2017-18 season and was one of the leading analysts on “NBA Countdown” and “The Jump” – two of the premiere of ESPN NBA Shows.
Pierce also assured the fans that he is doing well on Twitter.
“I can’t lose even when I lose,” Pierce wrote.