A recent interview with Charles Barkley revealed a new side to the outspoken basketball legend. Known for his fiery temper on the court, he is one of history’s most famous trash talkers. On this day-to-day basis however, it seems like his family life has been more successful than anything else in his career as an athlete and businessman.,
The fact that Charles Barkley may not have made one of the ten most absurd claims he has ever made, or the fact that he mentioned killing family members, is more concerning.
To be clear, Pat McAfee, who also has a reputation for having some very bizarre opinions, was completely kidding when he spoke with Barkley. The reason why many people want to see the LIV Golf fail is brought up in his statement as he is talking about the enormous rift in the golf community.
Charles Barkley evaluated the animosity against Phil Mickelson.
On May 11, 2022, in Birmingham, Alabama, at Greystone Golf and Country Club, Charles Barkley strikes his tee shot at the NCR Pro-Am before the PGA Tour Champions Regions Tradition. | Tracy Wilcox/PGA Tour via Getty Images
The likelihood suggests that Charles Barkley is talking golf if he is not discussing basketball while serving as an NBA commentator for TNT. Golf is undoubtedly a hot issue right now for a sport that typically only draws significant spectator attention on six or eight weekends a year. Greg Norman’s LIV Golf, which is funded mostly by Saudi money, has scoured the PGA Tour for some well-known athletes.
Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson are facing significant backlash from the public since they are the two biggest names on the list of defectors. In an interview at the beginning of the week, Barkley said that part of the animosity directed towards Mickelson comes from fans who are unaware of his three-decade effect on the sport.
After Tiger, Phil is the “next person,” according to Barkley. Other than Tiger Woods, he has been the face of the PGA Tour for the last 30 years. And I detest that some of the criticism is focused at him. And part of it is from self-harm. A portion of it is wholly self-inflicted.
Barkley seemed to incline toward the opinion that Mickelson should act in his own best interests. He believes that criticism from fans of the PGA Tour might hurt the game.
https://4fb4fb3f56088afbb4e22ca6700842ff.safeframe.googlesyndication.com/safeframe/1-0-38/html/container.html The fact that Mickelson and the other LIV Golf rivals are accepting funds from the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund is the problem that none of them can resolve. Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, who is suspected of planning the murder of dissident writer Jamal Khashoggi, serves as its chairman.
In Mickelson’s instance, a $200 million signing bonus is said to have been accepted.
Charles Barkley allegedly threatened to harm a relative in exchange for cash.
Charles Barkley noted the hefty payments LIV Golf has issued to entice Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson when he appeared on the Pat McAfee Show on Friday. Every guy, he said, has his price.
Barkley said, “Listen, if someone handed me $200 million, I’d murder a relative. “I mean it. They claim that Dustin Johnson received $150 million and Phil Mickelson received $200 million.
“I would murder a relative for $150 million. even one I like.
Barkley was obviously kidding while insisting he was serious. Even yet, it’s hard to fathom what Thanksgiving dinner will be like in the Barkley home. Knowing Barkley’s sentiments, no one at the table dared eat the final serving of mashed potatoes.
Competitors in LIV Golf are having a difficult U.S. Open.
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Charles Barkley said that he wanted the U.S. Open to have a circus-like atmosphere and some tension.
Barkley said to Pat McAfee, “I want all the LIV players at the top of the list. The PGA Tour should shake in their boots, in my opinion. I don’t practice any religion, but this weekend at the U.S. Open, I want mayhem.
That didn’t really work out. After shooting rounds of 78 and 73, Phil Mickelson collapsed, finishing 11 over par and failing to make the cut. On Saturday, Dustin Johnson started the third round six strokes off the lead after shooting a 68 and a 73.
Only Johnson, Patrick Reed (1-over), Bryson DeChambeau (2-over), and Richard Bland (2-over) made the cut out of the fifteen LIV Golf players that began the week at Brookline.
Co-leaders Collin Morikawa and Joel Dahmen had 5-under 135s, putting them in in contention for the next 36 holes, but there is still room to make up.
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