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Old 04-22-2012, 08:39 AM
 
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Could be Lebron's entourage of people influencing Wade, but not sure....he has been kinda douche the last few years though. Is his agent part of Lebron's management firm?
Maybe, I remember Wade doing the cheesy arse car commerical or whatever where he shows up at a youth basketball thing and gives his car to the team and then rides off on a bicycle.

It's just so stupid on so many levels. Olympic athletes get massive public brownie points for doing well at the olympics which translates directly into big $$$$ endorsements. This is why Michael Phelps, Ono, Mia Hamm etc. have made bank off their olympic careers.

Seriously, how can Wade not grasp this basic concept. Olympics DO get him paid.
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