Toys for the big boys for San Antonio Spurs point guard Tony Parker!
While her ex-wife Eva Longoria romantically enjoying her time her boyfriend Eduardo Cruz in Spain, the 29 year-old Parker enjoys the latest watersport gadget which is a jetpack called the Jetlev.
Jetlev uses water to propel into the air and it can elevates as high as 30 feet.
Suddenly, the WhoSay link for this JetLev post was deleted.
Now that his ex-wife Eva Longoria is moving on and their divorce is now finalized, NBA star Tony Parker knows that life must goes on and this obstacle will now served as a learning tool to him
The Spurs point guard told French radio station Europe1 (via People), "[Divorce] was hard but life goes on. Like anyone else, I've learned that life is full of experiences, and you learn from your mistakes. And go on."
He is glad over the support that he's receiving.
"I've been really lucky in life. I've super family, friends – that's what's most important. When you look around with what's going on in the world – with sick children, people in real difficulties – I have no right to complain."
The couple's marriage ended last year after Eva discovered her cheating husband exchanging hundreds of flirty text messages with a mutual female friend Erin Barry (wife of San Antonio Spurs' Brent Barry).
Meanwhile, Eva is romantically linked to Eduardo Cruz (brother of Penélope Cruz).
'Desperate Housewives' star Eva Longoria is now legally single again! She and ex-hubby/NBA star Tony Parker arenow officially divorced, ending their three-year marriage. Their union was dissolved in Texas on Friday (January 28).
Eva filed her divorce papers at Los Angeles County Superior Court while Tony filed his own divorce petition in Texas. Both parties decided Texas was the right place to do their divorce procedures because their prenuptial agreement was also signed in Texas.
Tony is being accused of infidelity after Eva discovered her cheating husband exchanging hundreds of text messages with a mutual female friend for almost a year. The said third party is Erin Barry (wife of San Antonio Spurs' Brent Barry).
The couple married in Paris in 2007 and a prenuptial agreement was signed on the same year, amended in 2009.
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"What's that? You want me to box out and rebound??"
Today has sucked for yours truly. I don't really have much to say right now, but it is my duty as a Basketbawful writer to update you on the Tony Parker divorce proceedings. First, Basketbawful reader Scott noted in WOTN comments: "According to a statement from the show, Longoria tells Lopez that she found "hundreds of text messages" from a woman on Parker’s phone, and that this woman was revealed to be the wife of one of Parker’s teammates." Now I'm hearing Tony Parker allegedly cheated with Brent Barry's wife. Okay then.
Worst of the Night in Pictures:
"Playing for the Sixers makes my brain hurt"
It's entirely too early in the season to be looking that broken and demoralized
Rudy Fernandez is too busy staring at those sweet kicks to bother fighting for the ball
Nationally Televised Games: Suns at Heat, ESPN, 7pm: Actual line from the STATS LLC preview: "The Heat may have begun lessening the criticism by beating Toronto 109-100 on Saturday." I'm sorry, but beating the Craptors by single digits doesn't prove a damn thing.
Bulls at Spurs, ESPN, 9:30pm: In the WOTN, Bawful noted that Joakim Noah looked "like ass" last night. Unfortunately, he gets to play against the Spurs tonight -- he's only averaged 4.8 boards per game in the six total games he's played against San Antonio. And considering the Spurs have started the season 8-1, that's probably not a good sign for tonight's game. Throw in the second night of a back-to-back on the dreaded Circus Trip, and... ouch.
All The Other Games: Craptors at 76ers, 7pm: Jeez. This game is like a car wreck -- hard to look away it's so terrible. Speaking of which...
Wizards Generals at Celtics, 7:30pm: Betcha $20 we won't see anything this cool in this game:
Lakers at Pistons, 7:30pm: With the news that Ben Wallace wants to be a defense attorney after he retires, the Lakers have changed their gameplan to having their bench players hold up pictures of Judge Judy, random Law & Order characters, and Matlock -- surely this will distract Wallace enough for the Lakers to win the game! Or they could just play them outright and beat the hell out of them because they're the Pissed-Ons, but whatever. Where's the fun in that?
Mavericks at Hornets, 8pm: On Monday, the Mavs ended the Hornets' quest for 82-0. Could this be a revenge game???
Clippers at Timberwolves, 8pm: Since Blake Griffin's already lost the will to live after being forced to witness Clippers games first-hand every night, this game won't have anything worth watching. Well, except for Darko. You gotta keep an eye on him just in case he sends a random botched pass or bricked shot in your direction.
Rockets at Thunder, 8pm: Amazing how these two teams are playing this year, isn't it? All offense, no defense, all the time! Durant could go off for 40 tonight.
Nyets at Jazz, 9pm: If the Jazz actually have to come back from their usual halftime deficit in this game, I will be greatly saddened.
Bricks at Kings, 10pm: Sadly, one of these teams has to win this game, meaning that either a 5 game losing streak or a 6 game losing streak will be broken. Thankfully, one of those two losing streaks will be increased, so I guess not all is lost.
