While athletes put their heart and soul into dominating their playing field, they often disregard their focus off the field. With recent tweets, whose veracity should be treated with a high dose of skepticism, surfacing that Derrick Rose allegedly doesn't pay his prostitutes , now is the perfect time to look back on the craziest controversies involving both athletes and those who sell their bodies for cash.
Apparently, Zach Randolph wanted his casual booty call and a random woman who he'd never met to perform a simulated sex show for him in the hotel room. The complaint by the woman said the potent power forward was disappointed with the show and refused to pay her. His alleged intentions only got worse from there.
From However, before his breakout year, he had a bit of an awkward situation occur around midnight in He and an acquaintance allegedly tried to solicit sex from an undercover female police officer in the prostitution enforcement unit. It wasn't a good start, as Hall-of-Fame linebacker Lawrence Taylor claimed his prostitute said she was 19 and that he " didn't pick her up on no playground. The time All-Star and Hall of Fame power forward is never shy about sharing his feelings as an analyst on TNT, but it was his honesty back in that got him into trouble.
Charles Barkley was not only caught drunk driving, but he decided to share his future plans with the police. The colorful commentator was set to " drive around the corner " for some late-night entertainment. The routine nature of English footballer Peter Crouch bringing home a girl and having her perform sexual acts in the taxi for money isn't strange. But with his lingerie and catwalk model wife Abbey Clancy keeping his bed warm for him, his plea for paid sex is quite baffling.
It's not a good sign when the prostitute says, "I can't believe he paid for sex with someone like me when he has a gorgeous woman like her at home.
