<h1>The NBA ruthless man is known as the "Great White Bear", earned 60 million in 6 years, retired to inherit the family gangster business</h1>
Recently, due to the epidemic, NBA games have chosen to be suspended, which makes many basketball fans feel a little lonely, because in previous years, this time, the NBA is the hottest and most intense time.
When it comes to those exciting and exciting games, we have to mention the players in the NBA who are known as macho men, such as Malone, O'Neal, Cousins and others, but if you mention a player who is really terrifying, then former Timberwolves big center Nikola Perkovic is on the list.
Pekovic is from Montenegro, his best is the super basketball finishing skills, 2 meters 11, weight 135 kilograms he has a very strong strength, many players are afraid of him, on the court is also avoided. Even Howard, whose strength was already recognized as excellent, lamented that Pekovich was difficult to deal with and bluntly said that he did not want to meet such an opponent.
In fact, Pekovic's career is not particularly outstanding, because his most eye-catching personal achievement during the NBA is only a Western Conference best. However, nicknamed "Black Mountain Great White Bear", his suppression on the court was not bad, and he was regarded as one of the most powerful centers at the time.
While he was capable enough to continue playing, injuries limited his development, and in 2016 he opted to retire, forfeiting his contract with the Timberwolves. Although the career is not very long, as a professional player in the top league, it is still very powerful to earn $60 million in 6 years. But in fact, Pekovic does not care about the little "pitiful salary" earned as a professional player, because the conditions of his family do not allow him to be so low-key.
It is reported that Pekovic's family is the largest gang group in Montenegro. On the pitch, Perkovic is a fierce character and willing to do things desperately, presumably he will not be a good character to take over the family affairs and become the boss of the gang.
Lavine had previously expressed his fear of the hard bones in an interview, when Lavin wanted to ask Pekovic for the No. 14 jersey, but as soon as he entered the dressing room, he saw Pekovic's muscular muscles and sandbag-sized fists, and he was immediately scared.
Now that he has been retired for some years, Pekovich's life process in recent years is also very wonderful, before his brother was arrested for drug smuggling, Pekovic spent a lot of money to get him out of prison, and his bodyguard was also shot in Pekovic's car, but Pekovic just wasn't in the car, which made him feel a little bit like the rest of his life.
In the past two years, he has also experienced the feeling of being a team owner in his spare time in the family business, first as the chairman of the Belgrade Guerrillas he played for, and then as the president of the Basketball Association in the Montenegro national team, and also continued the profession he once loved.